I have been having this issue for months and I can’t solve it. Every link, both text and images on my website keep getting this underline/underscore below it and nothing seems to fix it.

Here is what I tried: 3 different CSS codes based on the !textdecoration idea, removing every setting on Elementor Pro related to this and I also contacted Elementor PRO support and they also could not figure out what is happening (I have them temporary access to the WordPress to try).

Does anyone have any idea of how to fix it? I don’t know where else to look for help. Here is the website, it happens all over it: https://www.brasileirosnoseua.com/

Thank you so much!

But it does accept: [email protected]

I can’t see anywhere this has been set in the plugin settings. I’ve had complaints from users who are unable to register on my site because they have an underscore (_) character in their email address.

Is there a way to remove that restriction on the E-mail field please?

Thank you for an amazing plugin!

We use underscore ( _ ) in some of our SKU’s (ex. MT_RV) and I noticed it’s not possible to search for these SKU’s, so I guess they are filtered out somehow.

Is there a way to keep these, so we can continue to use underscore in our SKU’s?

If I switched to the default theme, it’s working again, but I’d like to keep the current theme and this plugin working together. I’ve been trying my best to find a workaround, reading documentation and found nothing so far.

So here I am, I didn’t want to bother anyone, but I don’t know what to do next (yes, of course an option would be to change the theme or the plugin and make some big changes…). I read this article (https://wpstorelocator.co/document/map-does-not-load-no-results/) and this issue is precisely there (more or less) in the section “There are JavaScript errors”. But, what next? Everything else seems to be OK

Please, is there any easy workaround I’m missing here?

Thanks a lot.

I have developed themes before but this has never happened to me. I am attaching a picture so you can check it out.

Image of the problem

It is not an overflow issue because there are no elements that can do this to the theme. It is like there are not even elements there, just blank space.

Some of my hashtags contain two words, like this: #two_words

Can it be automatically converted to “two words” when it being converted to WordPress tags?

First of all, thanks for the incredible plugin.

I searched about a topic of ‘forcing of underscores for post type slugs’ which I agree with in CPT UI and found that the rule was removed since 1.8.0 last year.

= 1.8.0 – 2020-08-14 =
* Updated: Removed the forcing of underscores for post type slugs. Taxonomies are still forced.

Just curious as a fan, was there any reason the forcing rule was removed?

I was wondering if it’s possible to use the Redirection plugin to do this sort of thing :

ORIGINAL URL
https://www.example.com/news/detail/test_post_may_have_numbers_123

DESIRED URL
https://www.example.com/news/detail/test-post-may-have-numbers-123

Unfortunately the post titles can have multiple words in so don’t really want to have to use the standard htaccess trick that you find all over the internet where you have to create a longer and longer regex each time to capture all the words in the title.

Not sure if this is possible though or is there an easier way to get at what I’m after?

Many thanks,

Mark

To archive that, I have to use filter “relevanssi_punctuation_filter” to replace underscores with some placeholder (e.g. “UNDERSCORETAIKASANA”):

'_' => 'UNDERSCORETAIKASANA'

But then, this placeholder has to be replaced back to underscore:

$a = str_replace( 'DESIMAALITAIKASANA', '.', $a ); // This is already present in lib/common.php
$a = str_replace( 'UNDERSCORETAIKASANA', '_', $a ); // This is new

Can you please add this?