WordPress offers their own implementation called RawHTML. This works: const htmlToElem = ( html ) => wp.element.RawHTML( { children: html } ); … edit: function(props) { return htmlToElem(“<strong>strong text</strong>”); }, …
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Answer: turned out the link was a redirect. After the original post was published, I changed the title, and then Yoast created a redirect. So the solution was to embed the permalink of the destination post and not the original permalink.
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Definitely it can be done via custom CSS. But for that we need to check the front end where the background color is there.
It depends on the theme, but you should be able to target all h2s in content with a selector like .entry-content h2, or manually add classes and target those. (Just make sure to use a consistent class name.)
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