• The wordpress feed delivers content with formatting
    https://simplybetterliving.sharpusa.com/feed/
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    <p>One of my favorite uses for open shelves is to section off a separate space in the kitchen for a tea and coffee bar. I love to start our morning with a cup of hazelnut coffee . Having a different section of my kitchen for all my tea and coffee must-haves is not only convenient but also adds a café feeling to my kitchen. The whole space gives off a cozy feel that makes me want to curl up with a big cup of coffee and a good book!</p>
    <h2>Small Spaces</h2>
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    But when I call the same content with CSRSS, I lose all P and BR tags.
    https://simplybetterliving.sharpusa.com/?call_custom_simple_rss=1
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    One of my favorite uses for open shelves is to section off a separate space in the kitchen for a tea and coffee bar. I love to start our morning with a cup of hazelnut coffee . Having a different section of my kitchen for all my tea and coffee must-haves is not only convenient but also adds a café feeling to my kitchen. The whole space gives off a cozy feel that makes me want to curl up with a big cup of coffee and a good book! <h2>Small Spaces</h2>
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    I currently have “SHOW CONTENT AS IS” enabled, so I am not sure why P and BR tags are being dropped. How can I get them back?

    Please let me know.

    Matthew

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  • Thread Starter vecerama

    (@vecerama)

    Sorry. We didn’t mean to imply that it did.

    The {P} tag is currently in the ALLOWED list, but it doesn’t affect this issue. I’ve switched between filtered and non-filtered view, and the {P} tags NEVER appear in the CSRSS output, but ALWAYS appear in the WordPress pagename/feed/ output. And that has me thinking…

    I think what is happening here is that, as the body copy is being entered into the WYSIWYG interface, WordPress is interpreting a double-carriage return as the paragraph breaks, and then delivering the correct {P} tags on the fly… to the page, AND the pagename/feed/ output. It is probably a simple REGEX Replace on a double line ending.

    So NOW I’m thinking that the {P} tags are not present in the CSRSS feed because they had never become committed data in storage. They aren’t REALLY there.

    In light of that, is it possible to include similar logic in your plugin? Could CSRSS include an option to actually detect double-line endings and real-time replace them with proper P tags?

    Please let me know your thoughts.

    THANK YOU!

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