• Resolved rutzky

    (@rutzky)


    Hi,

    is it possible to use simple html tags (such as <sub>, <b>…) in the titles of my posts and have them show up in the post grid?
    I just tried adding those tags and they work in the title of the blog itself, but are not shown in the grid.

    Is there a solution for this?

    Thanks,
    Rutzky

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  • Plugin Support Bayejid Ahmed

    (@bayejid00)

    Hi,

    Sorry for the delayed response. Hope you are doing well.

    We have tested on our end using the HTML tags in the titles of the posts. It works on the posts and shows in the post grid as well. Please take a look at https://prnt.sc/UFLw5SDQA4eV.

    Can you please share your page link so that we can review the issue?

    Thank you.

    Thread Starter rutzky

    (@rutzky)

    Hi,

    sorry for the massive delay.

    I set up a “test blog post” (because the original problem occured in a grid that only shows the 3 latest posts) – that you can find here (the first item in that particular grid).
    In the title of this I have used the sub-tag.

    Thanks,
    Rutzky

    Plugin Support Bayejid Ahmed

    (@bayejid00)

    Hi @rutzky,

    Thank you for sharing the page link. I have reviewed and you are using a little bit older version. Please update to the latest version (v2.4.10).

    Hope the sup or sup tag in the title will work.

    After updating, let us know if these tags in the title work or not.

    Thread Starter rutzky

    (@rutzky)

    Hi, again!

    Thanks for the tip. I updated the plugin to 2.4.10; however, the subscripts still do not work properly in the grid.

    The tags themselves seem to be correct – in the blog title, the subscripts show up as intended but not in the grid view.

    Cheers,
    Rutzky

    Plugin Support Bayejid Ahmed

    (@bayejid00)

    Hi @rutzky,

    Thanks for updating to the latest version. Sorry for my mistake. After reviewing the plugin code, it seems that the sub-tag is not allowed currently in the title tag. For a quick solution, just add the following code in the plugin file to allow the sub-tag in title following the screenshot.

    
    'sub'    => array(),
    
    

    Note: We have noted it in the development roadmap and it will be added in the future version soon.

    After this, let us know if the sub-tag has been shown or not in the title.

    Have a nice day!

    Thank you.

    Thread Starter rutzky

    (@rutzky)

    Hi,

    that did the trick. Now subscripts are displayed properly.
    Thanks a lot!

    A nice day to you too as well!

    Cheers,
    Rutzky

    Plugin Support Bayejid Ahmed

    (@bayejid00)

    Hi @rutzky,

    Nice to hear that the subscripts are displayed properly.

    If you like the plugin and support, please share your experience in the review section.

    Cheers,
    Bayejid Ahmed

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