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  • Thread Starter jcryan

    (@jcryan)

    Sorry, I wasn’t being clear. I should avoid writing responses at night when I’m cranky.

    The wpautop issue was cleared up with the ‘preserved html’ plugin mentioned earlier. The new issue was a random span tag with a class of “mce_SELRES_start” that I took care of by adding the following option to the Advanced TinyMCE editor configuration plugin:

    wp_keep_scroll_position false

    So in summary, none of these issues turned out to be caused by the Classic Editor plugin as I had originally surmised. I added the “fixes” to the thread in case someone else stumbles this way. I can now move from the Visual tab to the Text tab and not have my code molested.

    My thanks to all who provided input on this.

    –JC

    Thread Starter jcryan

    (@jcryan)

    So the “issue” was reproduce-able under WordPress 4.9.8 on a fresh stack install of PHP and MySQL so I’m guessing it’s less of an issue and more a showing of my inexperience with the platform. Luckily I found this plugin: https://ww.wp.xz.cn/plugins/preserved-html-editor-markup/ which mostly did what I wanted the editor to do from the start: stop treating me like an idiot. That plugin worked on 4.9.8 and 5.0 to stop the line breaks but I’m still getting a ridiculous span tag I do not want, so the saga continues.

    Where should I look in order to kill all of TinyMCE’s formatting abilities?

    Thread Starter jcryan

    (@jcryan)

    The Gutenberg plugin was not enabled, I believe the 5.0 update took care of that. I just updated the Classic Plugin to 1.2, deleted the old Gutenberg plugin, re-enabled ‘Dont Much My Markup’ and still have the same issue when I load a page in the classic editor and swap from Text to Visual. I’ll spin up a new vanilla 5.0 instance with no plugins so I can test in a sterile environment.

    Thanks for your attention to this.

    -JC

    Thread Starter jcryan

    (@jcryan)

    Thanks! I will see what I can get that plugin to do for me. Does anyone know if the same hooks apply to the classic editor now that it’s a plugin itself?

    Thread Starter jcryan

    (@jcryan)

    As an aside, the Block editor is adding these unwanted line breaks in as well when viewed in Code mode:

    <style>
    .page-header.three{<br />
    display: none;<br />
    }<br />
    .sbheader{<br />
    background-image: url("https://www.jcryan.com/wp/wp-content/uploads/2018/12/HomeHeader.png");<br />
    background-size: cover;<br />
    height: 500px;<br />
    width: 100vw;<br />
    }<br />
    .row-full{<br />
     width: 100vw;<br />
     position: relative;<br />
     margin-left: -50vw;<br />
     left: 50%;<br />
    }<br />
    </style>
    <div class="container-fluid sbheader row-full"></div>
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