Please update development plans for this plugin or let us know if the plugin will be updated at some point. Right now this plugin has not seen an update in quite some time. Has this been abandoned?
]]>As the title says, how can we apply this on all previous and existing posts and pages?
Is there an SQL query we can run or something?
]]>Have this on a site using Fusion Builder. This plugin does not seem to have any effect.
]]>Hi all,
Wordfence tells me this plugin appears to be abandoned and will continue to do so until it receives an update.
Has it been abandoned? If it has then what is a good alternative?
]]>I cannot find an option anywhere in the editor to disable wpautop in WP 5.0. Any help?
]]>Can authors please update WP version that this works with? It seems to function fine with current versions of WP and PHP, but our security and update software keeps warning that it is possibly abandoned.
Thanks
]]>With no update in over a year, has plugin been abandoned?
I have utilised this plugin in every website I created but now wondering for future websites or having to find an alternative in existing websites.
]]>Does this work with Custom Post Types ? For us it is not showing up on custom post types.
Is there some setting?
]]>I’m using the latest version of Toggle wpautop (1.2.1) and am receiving the following error message. This error message is preventing my site from loading. Could you help me take a look?
]]>Parse error: syntax error, unexpected ‘[‘ in /home/content/76/9617676/html/wp-content/plugins/toggle-wpautop/toggle-wpautop.php on line 187
As viewed from text editor my page has
[steepscomment]?You must access Text view to see the code for this page, which is in javascript.?[/steepscomment]
<script src="https://d3js.org/d3.v3.js">
</script><script src="/wp-content/themes/steeps/js/membership-stats.js"></script>
<link rel=stylesheet type=text/css href="/wp-content/themes/steeps/js/membership-stats.css">(note [steepscomment] just returns ”)
I was in visual editor for this page and toggled disable wpautop (checked the box) and updated the page.
This caused page to lose the link to my css file — took a while to figure out what happened.
Note I am using WP Edit plugin — not sure if that is related but it might be.
]]>I know the plugin is not tested for version 4.3.1 and says compatible up to 4.2.5 but I wanted to provide you with some user experience for when you want to start your testing.
Right now it appears to work as expected except in one area. It is not throwing any errors and it is preventing wpautop from wrapping elements in <p> or adding <br />. So that seems to work.
The only issue I have noticed is that it is adding a <p> at the end of every post. Very strange and wanted to provide you this example for when you start to work on the update.
Example code in editor:
<h4>Here is the slide title</h4>
<p>Here is the slide content</p>
<a href="#">Click Here</a>Final output:
<h4>Here is the slide title</h4>
<p>Here is the slide content</p>
<a href="#">Click Here</a>
<p></p>This plugin is super easy to work – just a simple click and the p tags are gone in textarea. But each time I switch from text to visual editor, p and br tags will be automatically added in the textarea like this:
<textarea style="height: 660px;" readonly="readonly"></p><br /><br /><br /><br />
<h1>A Sample Article</h1><br /><br /><br /><br />
<p>This p and br tags are driving me banana</p><br /><br /><br /><br />Is there a way to fix this with your plugin or am I missing out an important setting that could have stopped this? Appreciate your help in this.
]]>Yea I have the Toggle wpautop plugin but for some reason it does not work. WordPress keeps inserting random p tags into my HTML even though I have selected the disable wpautop box from my pages and posts. How do I get it to stop inserting these unneeded p tags into my posts and pages?
]]>Hello,
I’ve installed the plugin on two different sites. Both are using WordPress ver. 4.0. It works just as described for the site that is newer and had next to no plugins installed, but on the site where I really need it I can’t seem to get it to work. I’ve tried disabling a few plugins temporarily to see if that would solve it, but didn’t. Then I tried installing each plugin from the older site onto the newer site until one broke this plugin.
I found that the Raw HTML plugin which I’ve been using for a similar effect is the culprit, at least on the new site. On the older site, when I disable the Raw HTML plugin this doesn’t fix the problem with Toggle wpautop. I’m able to click the checkbox to tell a page or post to disable wpautop, but when I do a basic test of wrapping <a href=""></a> tags around a <div></div> it still wraps <p></p> tags around the <a href=""> and then around </a>.
Any ideas what I should try next?
]]>Would be nice to have the option so that the “Disable Wpautop” checkbox was checked by default for new pages/posts. Obviously it’s not much of an inconvenience to have to check the box manually, but sometimes I forget.
]]>When I check off the “Disable wpautop” setting and hit the Update button, the setting just reverts back to unchecked.
]]>Hey guys!
First of all, this plugin is amazing! Thank you very much for sharing it ??
At the moment I have to integrate WooCommerce with WordPress. There your plugin is not working when adding/editing a product. What about adding that feature?
]]>I’m not seeing what this plugin is supposed to be doing.
Meaning, if I type in …
<p>this is a test</p>
<p>this is a test</p>
<p>this is a test</p>
<p>this is a test</p>
and then I disable wpautop (using your plugin) and publish the page.
Then, I switch to the Visual tab, then click to the Text tab. I no longer see my <p> tags.
How can I use this so WP won’t remove my tags??
What am I misunderstanding since I’m sure it’s me.
Gary
]]>Plugin worked great, until:
1. I tried to revert a post to a previous version using WordPress compare revisions screen.
2. The previous version may have had the correct HTML in the Text portion of the editor, but may not have had wpautop toggled ‘on’ and something went horribly wrong.
The plugin ate up over 500MB of memory on my server, sent CPU usage to 100%, and caused my site to display a 503 error; it essentially broke my site while carrying out a rather simple process.
Developer should be made aware of this bug. I’d be happy to provide more details if needed.
Thanks,
Lou
When I tick to disable wpautop it only registers the first paragraph.
I’ve set the page up
H1
(space)
H2
(space)
Paragraph 1
(space)
Paragraph 2
(space) etc
The only space it registers is the 1st one, the resit is lumped into one massive paragraph! Surely this is the complete opposite if what the plugin is supposed to achieve?
I’m tearing my hair out now! How can I claw back control over my site?
]]>Currently this only applies to post-types registered as public.
However there are lots of scenarios/plugins where non-public post types can be used to store data that is displayed somewhere in a theme and that need the option of killing wpautop.
In my scenario I’ve got a banners post type that supplies content blocks to the theme, banners aren’t directly accessible so they aren’t public.
Simply removing the check for $pt->public in the activation method lets this plugin it work perfectly, but it would be great if it was an option so you could select which post-types it will be an option on and which post types it will be on/off by default for.
Had no effect on a site running 3.8, damn P and br tags were still inserted!
]]>Hey love the idea of this plugin, have it set up, can toggle the check box and save the checkboxed toggle, however in the multisite environment it seems to not be having any consequences…the <p> and the
are still showing up. Any ideas?