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Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Post Grid] CSS broken: “>” Symbol displaying as entity characters in CSSPerfect, that did the trick for us. Thanks for the quick fix!
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Post Grid] CSS broken: “>” Symbol displaying as entity characters in CSSThanks for your prompt attention, it’s very appreciated!
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Post Grid] CSS broken: “>” Symbol displaying as entity characters in CSSA follow up to this. I just went to the original post grid that did not have the error, made zero changes to it, and only clicked “Update” to save the post-grid, and now that same entity
& gt;has been added to the CSS for that post grid as well. Now my original post makes less sense so I felt the need to expand.Used to work, now doesn’t: https://www.rca.org/benefits/financial-health/
Inspect source, still line 1629I created this first post-grid that was working fine quite awhile ago and haven’t touched it since, but have kept the plugin up-to-date with your recent versions. Is it possible that in a recent plugin update an error was introduced that is now causing this entity insertion on save?
I am experiencing the same issues as Matspa. I’ve tried deleting the notification and creating a new one from scratch and still have all the HTML being stripped out. I’ve simplified the HTML as well to make sure it isn’t a syntax issue and even basic tags are getting stripped out on save.
Wordpress 5.9
BNFW 1.8.8You nailed it!
I went back in to Appearance -> Menus and initially it didn’t seem like I had an option to add CPTs to my menu but after some googling about adding Pod CFT Archive pages to menus I found that by default those Pod CPTs are hidden on the menu screen.
I just had to go under screen options and enable those CPTs to make them visible, and once those were visible I added those Archive Pages like you suggested and now everything is working perfectly. Thank you!
Those two pages are actually the Archive page for their respective post type. I’m using Pods to create custom post types of Articles and Resources and then displaying all items of that post type on their respective Archive Pages. That’s the only difference I can see between those two pages and the two that behave correctly, but I can’t tell why that would matter as long as those Archive Pages are of type “Page”. Those menu items appear to have all the same other classes applied to them as the two that work, specifically all four menu items have the “menu-item-object-page” class on them when I inspect them in the console.
Does that give you any ideas I can try? I can always write some custom JS to handle applying that class to those two pages when appropriate, but I’d prefer to at least know why those two aren’t working before going about trying to fix it.
Thank you for your quick response! I went in to my Primary Menu and ensured that all four of my links are displaying “Page” as their link type. As I mentioned in my first post, “I added those two links to my primary menu in the exact same way as the “Home” and “About Mike” links that do work”, which includes making sure they were added as “Page” links.
From the WP Menus dashboard all 4 of those links appear identical to me in how they are setup, which is why I am confused why they are behaving differently.
Do you have any other thoughts as to why those two are not getting that additional class added to them when they are the current page?