• I’d love to see this plugin adapt open/close shortcodes or some other method than just targeting a specific div or class. I wanted to target an entire section of each of my blog posts for the Print Me button, so I used a div class. But, using that div class, I was unable to use headings or other similar formatting within that div class without breaking the div class that I wanted to print.

    Example from my post follows. I’d love to know how you’d suggest printing a large section of each post (i.e. podcast notes) that would contain its own formatting. Thank you!

    This should not be printed.
    <div class="fieldnotes">Field Notes
    This is how it works.
    <h4>But adding this Heading 4 breaks the div class.</h4>
    [print-me]
    See here.
    
    <ul>
    <li>point one</li>
    <li>point two</li>
    <li>point three</li>
    </ul>
    Thank you so much. Please print.
    </div>
    Nor should this.

    https://ww.wp.xz.cn/plugins/print-o-matic/

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  • Plugin Author Baden

    (@baden03)

    are you by chance working in visual mode?

    Thread Starter Gretchen Louise

    (@gretchenlouise)

    Baden, I’ve tried both methods.

    Plugin Author Baden

    (@baden03)

    can you provide a link to your page?
    we’ll get you sorted out.

    Thread Starter Gretchen Louise

    (@gretchenlouise)

    The latest update must have fixed the issue, because I just went to grab the example link and found it was working perfectly now. Thank you!

    I’d still love to see open/close shortcodes, however, to prevent users having to visit the Text tab and coding div elements.

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