janbrenstein
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Unfortunately I can’t provide you with credentials for security reasons. I really just used a clean install of wordpress with the default theme and the few lines of custom code you used posted over on github.
Also there’s no hurry on my side since we are just using URL fields instead for now.
@caalami, I am at a loss to fail to replicate. What I mean I ist that I can’t create a custom taxonomy that automatically includes a WYSIWYG. Just to be sure, I set up a clean instance of wordpress using the twentysixteen theme and followed the instructions posted at . And I was unable to find a case where a WYSIWYG was automatically included and the link picker field worked without me manually adding a WYSIWYG field.
EDIT: when following the instructions I attached the custom taxonomy to the post type ‘post’ instead of the custom type ‘news’
Will do!
Ok so here’s the scoop:
The wysiwyg link works. The Link Picker does as well, but only if there is also a wysiwyg field. If you remove the wysiwyg, it stops working again. So it would seem to be an issue with the plugin.
I found a workaround though. Its a bit bothersome though. If change the field to a URL and then save a url and then change the field type back to Link picker, it complains that the input is invalid but other than “Insert link”, clicking on “Edit Link” works.