WordPress Admin Layout Fix

After installing and later deleting a meta-tag/SEO plugin, my WordPress back-end refuses to return to normal. The overall layout is now different, affecting the Dashboard, the Post editor, and the Page editor screens. Buttons, panels, and even the TinyMCE blocks are sitting in the wrong spots, so productivity has nosedived.

I need someone to dive into the core files, theme functions, database entries, and any lingering plugin hooks to restore the admin area to the default WordPress layout—no custom tweaks, just factory-fresh. I have already disabled and deleted the suspect plugin, cleared caches, and tried safe-mode logins without success, so the issue sits deeper than a simple toggle.

Please trace and remove whatever callbacks, filters, or enqueue scripts are still hijacking these admin pages, confirm everything is routed through the standard /wp-admin/ templates, and leave me with a clean, conflict-free install.

Deliverables:
• Cleaned and restored Dashboard, Post editor, and Page editor screens
• Short report on what was altered and how it was fixed
• Guidance on preventing similar issues in future

I can grant full cPanel and wp-admin access immediately so you can begin inspecting functions.php, plugin residues, or rogue database rows. Quick turnaround appreciated—once the default layout appears and works flawlessly, we’re done.