Anyway, plain editor allows that, and Java script is essential part of web-design, so it must be supported.
Let’s look towards a resolution in the next version. Chatting further with the team this morning. Thanks.
Great!
By a way, not sure, but it seems that some other tags are also stripped, please check this.
Will do. Any chance you can remember which ones?
May be DIV, I’ll notify if I find out this.
SCAN also goes – I was about to start a new topic on this but maybe I’ll find the answer here.
Hi @michaelminnica
If you need assistance, please, open a new support thread and send me the link here. I’ll answer as soon as possible.
Thanks
It’s common practice for Rich text editors to strip scripts for safety reasons. How I get around it is I create the content in the Rich text editor in another screen but before saving it, I get the source code, then on my main page I use the regular WP text editor and I simply paste the source code in there. This way I keep all the format tags created by the Rich text editor and I keep my scripts too.
I use TinyMCE Advanced https://ww.wp.xz.cn/plugins/tinymce-advanced/
It adds a lot of options to the visual editor’s toolbar one of which allows you to get and copy or paste the source code with a click of a button.
Thanks – I just used the html/text widget which worked but your idea seems a lot more flexible – I’ll try it. I was only trying to insert a scan tag to trigger some css – hardly dangerous!!
Thanks for your feedback @xianxiao.
Glad to hear you’ve made progress @michaelminnica.
