Hi @kcaluwae,
Thanks for bringing this up, good question.
It’s not necessary to use a Pro license.
Using a Textarea field with block_value(), there isn’t any escaping that would strip an <a>.
For example, adding this to a Textarea field:
<a href="https://example.com">Click here</a>
…you can then output it in the template with:
echo block_value( 'example-textarea-field-name' );
@ryankienstra, thanks, that’s a great workaround, but I was really looking for something that wouldn’t require any HTML-coding if possible.
Are there no plans to provide a field with a rich text editor?
The reason I ask is that I had this bunch of HTML code snippets that I had created for people who were not familiar with HTML-coding. All they had to do is replace the text in between the HTML-tags but this still caused problems sometimes as some tags sometimes got damaged.
These blocks seemed like an ideal solution. I put all the HTML in the templates and users didn’t have to worry about it anymore. This would require them to do some HTML-coding again…
It would be great if there was a solution where we could avoid this.
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kcaluwae.
Hi @kcaluwae,
Yeah, it’d be nice if there was a field like that in the free version. But unfortunately there isn’t, and we don’t have plans for anything like that.
@ryankienstra That’s too bad.
And the pro version is definitely gone?
Hi @kcaluwae,
We’re still supporting existing Pro licenses, but unfortunately aren’t selling new ones.
Sorry, I know it’s not great timing.