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How to fix WordPress 3.3 Upload Media bug in Safari

December 15, 2011

This video tutorial is for you WordPress users out there who have encountered issues after updating to the latest version of WordPress  3.3 —specifically issues with uploading media into posts and pages. “Sonny”, as it is called, is quite slick, but there are issues if you don’t empty your cache after updating WordPress. I updated to the latest WordPress version and was frustrated when I couldn’t get the upload media window to work. I wanted to insert an image, and just got a black screen. I wish I had read this super helpful troubleshooting list before updating:

http://wordpress.org/support/topic/troubleshooting-wordpress-33-master-list?replies=5

The solution to the WordPress 3.3 upload / insert media bug in Safari (perhaps in other browsers too) is to simply empty your cache. All of us web designers / webmasters  using WordPress should be doing this regularly—regardless of which browser we use—but it’s especially important if you’re using Safari on the Mac, as I recently discovered. I created this tutorial is for you mac folk out there.

Feel free to watch the whole video, which demonstrates adding an image into a page before and after the WordPress update. I showcase what happens to the add media window after updating to 3.3, but you can jump ahead if you wish to 4:30 min:sec to see the empty cache solution. Hopefully you watch this before updating to 3.3 to prevent any frustration in the first place.

Happy blogging.

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Chris has been a web designer & developer for almost 20 years. That's crazy! He's a college instructor devoted to helping WordPress users become masters of their own content design workflows on the Mac. When he's not logged in, Chris enjoys cycling, roasting coffee, brewing ale, and being a dad of two awesome kids.

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