• Resolved Borneyak

    (@borneyak)


    I got a problem with the #_EVENTIMAGEURL shortcode.

    I’d like to use #_EVENTIMAGEURL inside a style parameter like:

    <span style="background-image: url("#_EVENTIMAGEURL");">
       content of span
    </span>
    

    This does not work for me as each / (slash forward) inside the url is replaced by this:
    =""
    (with a space on the end)

    So url like this
    "https://www.disney.com/subpage"
    will be this
    "http:="" www.disney.com="" subpage"
    instead.

    Placing the #_EVENTIMAGEURL normally in the text (not inside any tag) works fine and gives a normal url.

    How can i fix this?

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  • Thread Starter Borneyak

    (@borneyak)

    *Feels dumb*

    it was a classic programming error. I used double-quotes where i should have used single-quotes.

    This is solved now!

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