When you use get_the_content() to get your content, you need to apply filters to it to output with formatting. apply_filters(‘the_content’, $content); If you don’t need to do anything with the content before outputting it, you can replace your line $content = get_the_content(‘Read more); print $content; with just the_content(); For reference see apply_filters() and get_the_content() in … Read more
Well, I found the solution. Apparently this bug appeared after I made a system update. The reason why I did not connect this bug with a plugin update is because I did not write any new entries on the days after the update. After I deactivated ACF the issue was gone. Apparently the issue also … Read more
You should simply not use <div>-elements to seperate paragraphs from each other. It´s wrong in the semantical context, I think. When you press “Enter” you make, from a historical point of view, a “carriage return” and then a “line feed”. You start a new line, maybe a new paragraph but nothing completely new. If you … Read more
While this sounds strange behavior, it does sound like you are doing it wrong. The wordpress “text” editor is not an HTML editor and should not be a replacement for one. It is useful for fixing whatever can not be done with the visual editor, but no more. If you need a specific design which … Read more
The “Text” editor was used to be called “HTML” which is probably the source of the references you find. (it is actually neither, but for sure it is not an HTML editor per-se). As for your problems, this sounds more like a call to replace your keyboard, but assuming it is not an hardware issue … Read more
Notion-like editing and layout with a convenient freeform collaborative editor in WordPress? [closed]
(Revised answer) You can use tinymce.DOM.encode() to convert all HTML tags to their entities, e.g. < for < and > for >: var html = tinymce.DOM.encode(e.data.code); Then to preserve trailing white-spaces: html = html.replace(/(^ +| +$)/gm, function(match, p1){ return p1.replace(/ /g, ‘ ’); }); And this to convert all line breaks to <br>: html = html.replace(/(?:\r\n|\r|\n)/g, … Read more
Looks like WP_Screen::is_block_editor() is what you want. Here’s some rough code to demonstrate: add_filter( ‘default_content’, function( $content, $post ) { $screen = function_exists( ‘get_current_screen’ ) ? get_current_screen() : null; $is_block_editor = $screen ? $screen->is_block_editor() : false; if ( $is_block_editor ) { // Do your block editor stuff here } else { // Do your classic … Read more
I did a quick Google search and it took me to this article. I have not used either of the plugins mentioned but they are TinyMCE Advanced and WP-Table Reloaded hopefully one of those work out for you.
function extend_tinymce( $values ) { $elements=”pre[id|class|title|rel]”; if ( isset( $values[‘extended_valid_elements’] ) ) { $values[‘extended_valid_elements’] .= ‘,’ . $elements; } else { $values[‘extended_valid_elements’] = $elements; } return $values; } add_filter(‘tiny_mce_before_init’, ‘extend_tinymce’); The above snippet is what I use for example, of course you can extend this beyond id, class, title, rel, to things such as height, … Read more