Hi Maarten, I am not sure I completely I understand what is happening. Do these extra classes appear in the link editor, or on the front-end when the link is displayed?
Did you recently install a plugin whose name might have the abbreviation mnp? Link Library uses custom post types to store its content. You might have installed a new plugin that adds these extra tags before and after the post title automatically for all post types, instead of only doing it for post or pages.
If you don’t know which plugin that might be, I would suggest searching through all of your plugin code for mnp-title-wrapper either remotely on your server, or downloading all of your plugins and searching locally on your computer.
Let me know if this helps and please consider donating to support this plugin’s development.
I forgot to say, once you find the plugin with that text, try deactivating it and confirm that this fixes the issue. Then, either contact that plugin’s author to fix his/her code, or find a different plugin to add that functionality.
Hi Yannick,
Thanks for your reply. The extra classes appear in the front-end when the link is displayed. I will search for plugins that adds extra tags. If found I will report it in this topic.
Best regards,
Maarten
Hi Yannick,
Found the plugin for Marking New Posts. Deactivated it and all worked well. Thanks for your help.
Best regards,
Maarten de Best
Thanks for the feedback. Glad it was easy to find the culprit. Now, one thing to check is that perhaps this plugin has a configuration page where you can select which post types it should add tags to. Otherwise, you should look at other plugins that could add a similar function in a less intrusive way.
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