I accomplished this by changing the the_content to get_the_content in the code.
This plugin is amazing, BTW. Using this with Widget Logic is super powerful. I love this. I had my own custom post type set up to do what this does in a clumsy way, and found this by accident. Amazing.
Maybe have a setting to turn wpautop off though? I added a custom field to the Content Block post type to trigger disabling wpautop like I do post-by-post and it wasn’t working.
Hi Julie, I’m not sure what you mean by disabling wpautop. Could you please explain what this does and why you would need this? Many thanks, Johan.
the_content puts the post through a filter and adds formatting (p tags and such), even around images, and it was messing up the areas I was using the posts for. get_the_content just pulls it as a string, so there is no HTML added to my post, which aready had my own HTML in it.
The latest version of the Custom Post Widget plugin now has the option to disable apply_filters on the_content which should solve this issue.
