There are two workaround options I’ve found: Workaround 1: You can use an indiscriminate number of non-breaking spaces where you would like a line break. So to imitate this: [shortcode paraA1=’789′ paraB1=’987′ paraA2=’890′ paraB2=’098′ paraA3=’901′ paraB3=’109′ ] You can enter: [shortcode paraA1=’789′ paraB1=’987′ paraA2=’890′ paraB2=’098′ paraA3=’901′ paraB3=’109′ ] The WordPress text editor will wrap the … Read more
Use two different custom fields rather than using caption. You can manage custom fields better than caption because caption doesn’t support html tags. You can use Advanced custom field (ACF) plugin for this purpose it’s super easy to use and manage fields.
While i didn’t exactly look into TinyMCEs code, my assumption is the following: Without using the above code, TinyMCE closes the active p-tag and opens another one on pressing Enter. When you use the above code, this is replaced by NOT opening any p-tags and just inserting tags when you press Enter. The Alignment-Buttons probably … Read more
Probably not the best solution, but why don’t you try the following: while ( have_posts() ) : the_post(); ?> <div><?php $key_name = get_post_custom_values ($key = ‘country’); echo ‘Country : ‘, $key_name[0]; ?> </div> <div><?php $key_name = get_post_custom_values ($key = ‘status’); echo ‘Status : ‘, $key_name[0]; ?> </div>
tinymce and responsive line-breaks (short words after a period)
Line Breaks are stripped off when direction property is found
The editor is doing fine to add <p> tag on line break. I think what you need is to add some css to add margin to <p> tag so you don’t have to add additional or empty paragraph tags (which i see on your current page). try something like this on your css: .entry-content p{ … Read more
This should do the trick: remove_filter(‘the_content’, ‘wpautop’); remove_filter(‘the_content’, ‘wptexturize’);
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
<br> tags are not the solution to the problem that you were hoping they would be. Menu labels were never intended to contain arbitrary HTML. HTML does slip through in places, but this appears to be a bug and is inconsistent. For Post Types No. You can’t. $menu[ $ptype_menu_position ] = array( esc_attr( $ptype_obj->labels->menu_name ), … Read more