Text not shown in text box.

Text is not appearing when I type in text box. Size, colour, font ok. Have tried saving picture in different formats (it is a workshop flyer) pdf, jpeg, gif but this makes absolutely no difference. This is the first time this has ever happened. Can anyone help please?

Hi,
What version of photoshop and operating system are you using?
I'd try resetting the type tool by right clicking on the big T in the tool options bar and then clicking on Reset Tool.

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I have a set of text boxes that I have used throughout my book as little sidebars providing tips to the reader. These text boxes lay out beautifully within iBook Author. When I preview on my iPad, the text within these boxes becomes invisible. The text is still there — if I double tap on the iPad to use the search function, the text can be selected and shows up in the search box, but is still invisible.
I am hoping this is some kind of user error on my part that can be easilly corrected. It appears to affect all two dozen tips I have inserted into the doccument. However, when I create a new text box it seems to function fine, even when following all the same steps to lay it out. You will see this in the green box in I stuck in example for the purposes of obtaining your help. (Please help! )
All the affected text boxes were cut and pasted from the original, so perhaps I set something wrong? It's odd that the preview does not match the iPad layout.
Here are some screenshots to make it more clear. First, the layout in iBooks Author:
Then a screenshot from the iPad after it has been previewed:
It may also be noteworthy that as the preview loads into the iPad, the text is visible, then vanishes as soon as the upload is complete. The small page previews on the ipad when 'zoomed out' to the overview also show the text, though when you go to the page it is still blank. Here is what the small page view looks like:

Did you confirm the text/box is 'to the front'...on the top of everything in that same location? Should work if so.
Yes.
Are they any other elements that are maybe hiding there?
No.
Did you try another font color or font?
Yes. Font, style and color (black, white, grey, green purple) do not appear to have any effect.
Are the boxes anchored graphics...
No, they are free floating but the problem persists if I anchor them.
and is the text in a box on top of the graphic?
No, the text is integrated. The box was made by creating a text box.
Even with different answers, this problem should not occur — if the text were hidden behind something, it should show that way within the program and the small preview, no?

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How are these pdfs created? It might be possible that the said document's pdf structure is incorrect.
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Solutions please. Accessing PDF files online using preview normally works ok. However there are a clutch of files on the mothers union web site that although can be opened, present text as pixalated boxes. The pictures contained in the documents are however displayed OK. I experience the same problem on my Imac and my wifes laptop that runs Lion. The same site has other PDF files that can be opend OK. If I access the same problem files using a PC laptop running microsoft windows, they are opened OK with the text displayed as it should be. This is driving me mad....

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<http://www.adobe.com/support/security/bulletins/apsb12-01.html>
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