If you’re using a modern version of WordPress, with the Block Editor, you can add your code in a Code block and then ensure you’re styling the Code blocks: .wp-block-code code { font-family: monospace; display: inline-block; background: #ececec; direction: ltr; text-align: left; padding: 0px 7px 0px 7px; }
Switch your editor to use the visual mode instead of the text mode. You’ll find this on the right-hand side of your editor. Also, see the item with a grey box around it in the below image. That’s the “kitchen sink” button. It toggle’s the rest of the toolbar for a deeper list of options.
A base-Element in the front-end’s header was the reason, why it worked in the fe but not in the editor.
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Only ONE of my blog posts aren’t loading when I click “edit”…really bizarre?
Download the plugin Preserved HTML Markup Editor. I use it on all my blogs, and it would probably address your problem as well, for it makes sure that WYSIWYG edits don’t rearrange / remove spacing, etc, from your HTML tab.
A “workaround” that I found which made it work for me today is to add: define( ‘CONCATENATE_SCRIPTS’, false ); to the end of wp-config.php
The wordpress editor is not an html editor, has never been, and it is literally not “marketed” as one since the 3.5 release. You can put a lot of work and replace it, but an “off the shelf” html editor will not be a good replacement without lots and lots of modifications, as the editor … Read more
Shortcodes need to return their values, but the_content() echoes the post content. So you have two options. First is to capture all output and then return it at the end: ob_start(); // Start capturing output; while( $loop->have_posts() ) { $loop->the_post(); the_content(); }; wp_reset_postdata(); return ob_get_clean(); // Return captured output; That will be the cleanest way … Read more
Found the problem, it was caused by ModSecurity module in CPanel. For unknown reasons, it blocks the edit of that WordPress page (only that page). I disabled ModSecurity and works now. I’ll contact my hosting company to see what’s wrong (I cannot make any configuration in my Cpanel for ModSecurity)