Ok through much research, I came up with a way to do this through my theme without having to create a separated plugin. First I set the options in the back end (I am using Redux Framework WP Plugin): <?php Redux::setSection(‘z_theme_opt’, array( ‘title’ => esc_html__(‘Page Tokens’, ‘z_theme’), ‘id’ => ‘opt_page_tokens’, ‘icon’ => ‘dashicons dashicons-html’, ‘fields’ … Read more
Can’t have two simultaneous charts using Apex Charts
WordPress adds and tags into HTML blocks after saving
WordPress “HTML editor” which doesn’t trash hand-coded HTML?
sanitize_text_field() is intended to sanitize a value for use as plain-text. HTML tags are stripped in the process. wp_kses() may be a more appropriate sanitization helper for your use-case and can be passed a custom list of permitted HTML tags. Alternately, you can pass a context name to use a pre-defined set. To use the … Read more
If you are talking about the wp-admin dashboard, then, the editor will be inside Appearance > Editor. The $12 you are paying looks like just the domain name fee. For safely editing the php files, you need ftp or sftp access. You need to contact the Tumblr support team for this issue.
Isn’t is supposed to be h5.audience ? (period between the two, no spaces). I always use the developer tools to look at the specific element, and the CSS panel will tell me the exact statement to use. I experiment in the CSS panel until I get the right ‘look’, then put the results of my … Read more
You can switch back and forth between the editors as much as you want. But the <p></p> tags usually don’t show up in the HTML edit view unless there’s special styling applied to the paragraph (i.e. font size, color, alignment). Let’s say you have the following in the HTML editor: Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, … Read more
Embedding PayPal code into the text editor is always a little risky due to the layout of html elements ‘PayPal style’ vs the layout of html elements ‘WordPress content style’… both are trying to ‘think’ for you a little bit to make your life easier, but as a result the formatting can go whacky. As … Read more
I’m going to assume a few things to answer this. You may already be doing them, so just let me know if this isn’t the right answer. WordPress already defines the tags for html, body, and head. These cannot be defined twice on a page. When you’re working in WordPress content, your markup is always … Read more