how to display the web content which contain html code prolerly?
Just create a template and assign this template the page you are creating in admin. Now in template get all content using page id. That’s it.
Just create a template and assign this template the page you are creating in admin. Now in template get all content using page id. That’s it.
Ah ha: by searching the rendered page for target I discovered that the site was running a plugin called “Open external links in a new window.” Disabling that plugin solved the problem.
The theme’s style sheet uses the reset method to set all margins on the <p> tag (and many others) to 0 (this is common practice). So you would need to add a style declaration into your style sheet to add the top and bottom margin back in for the <p> tag. For example: you could … Read more
A quick solution would be to change this: //rename the array keys foreach( $data as &$new_values ) { $new_values[‘user_id’] = $new_values[0]; unset( $new_values[0] ); $new_values[‘product_id’] = $new_values[1]; unset( $new_values[1] ); } Into this: //rename the array keys foreach( $data as &$new_values ) { $new_values[‘user_id’] = (string) $new_values[0]; unset( $new_values[0] ); $new_values[‘product_id’] = (string) $new_values[1]; unset( … Read more
How to format the various types of custom fields?
Have you tried another editor? You could try CKEeditor, according to some it does not mess with the code indents. https://wordpress.org/plugins/ckeditor-for-wordpress/
wp_strip_all_tags() will strip out all the tags. However with posts which just have images and no content. There is no solution to that, the excerpt or wherever you are trying to use it will show blank since it cannot “magically” create content for the post when there is no content at all. For more info … Read more
Themes can optionally use TinyMCE editor stylesheets via add_editor_style(). If properly implemented, editor styles will do a pretty good job at making the contents of the editor look the same way as content rendered on the front end of the site. Without editor styles, TinyMCE will use very basic styles which will not match the … Read more
Post formatting bug in WordPress
Pasting from Office to WordPress is never a clean experience. There are two options: paste as you’re doing and clean up the code later (manually deleting the <strong> </strong> tags and other bugs), or do as Bas Grave suggested and strip all formatting, then use WP to reformat it. The reason is creating more space … Read more