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Hi, looks like <br> tags are stripped in the Avia advanced editor. I edit the HTML in the “text only” tab, and it shows ok in the visual tab (see screenshot http://yadi.sk/d/u5qVpesIM8GfC). But on the published page some of the breaks are missing (see screenshot http://yadi.sk/d/_9sR989sM8Gug, arrows indicate places where a line break should occur). When I look back in the “text only” tab, the <br> tags are gone. I know WP strips some HTML tags (like empty <p></p> tags), but never had issues with <br> tags. So I assume this is an issue with the Avia advanced editor. Any advice how to fix this would be appreciated.
Best regards,
HolgerHi Holger!
I *think* its actually using the same wpautop function in the text elements and I know we’ve talked a lot about it internally because it can be somewhat unpredictable.
Peter and Kriesi are working on a new code element that will eventually solve this but for the short term the best solution is to either use a shortcode custom made for each usage or to use a plugin like this one which lets you add code snippets to custom shortcodes: https://wordpress.org/plugins/insert-html-snippet/ (note: I have not used this one specifically but it came up first on my search. There are lots of alternatives with various differences)
Best regards,
DevinHi Devin, just to be sure that I understood it correctly – I register a custom shortcode (say [break]) and use this shortcode instead of the <br> tag?
Best regards,
HolgerHey Holger!
Yeah, try adding this code to your functions.php file:
function br_shortcode_func(){ return "<br>"; } add_shortcode( 'break', 'br_shortcode_func' );Regards,
JosueHi Josue,
thanks for the tip. Looks like the problem solved itself when I edit the page in the visual part only. But will keep your functions.php hack in mind.
Best regards,
Holger
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