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  • Resolved striata24

    (@striata24)


    1 month, 3 weeks ago

    When the plugin is activated, it wraps almost the complete WordPress user interface (backend) in a strong-tag.

    Normal structure (plugin deactivated):

    <div id="wpwrap">
       <div id="adminmenumain"> ... </div>
       ALL THE REST
    </div>

    The plugin wraps ALL THE REST in a strong-tag with a strange id:

    <div id="wpwrap">
       <div id="adminmenumain"> ... </div>
       <strong id="</a">
          ALL THE REST
       </strong>
    </div>

    The main downside to this is that, when editing posts, all the post’s text looks bold, and bold vs non-bold is not distinguishable in the editor (it looks normal on the frontend)

    I cannot find a setting anywhere to prevent this. Any help would be appreciated.

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  • Plugin Author Northern Beaches Websites

    (@northernbeacheswebsites)

    Hi @striata24,

    Thanks for your enquiry. I am going to guess that in the plugin settings somewhere you have entered HTML and it’s not being closed off. So for example in the “General Settings” sub menu of the plugin, in the setting “Custom Footer Text” made you have entered some HTML without closing a strong tag or something. It might not be this setting, but it might be another setting in the plugin where the HTML tag hasn’t been closed off.

    I hope that helps ??

    Thread Starter striata24

    (@striata24)

    Thank you! I have found it. It was a menu entry belonging to the Wordfence plugin which, for some reason, simply read “<strong”. That screwed up everything coming after it.

    Plugin Author Northern Beaches Websites

    (@northernbeacheswebsites)

    Fantastic, great to hear ??

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