David Hand

I’m having the same issues. We have set it up for our customers to edit their own microsites/landing pages and it seems to be adding ‘p’ tags, shifting content to different lines, and breaking formatting.

After a customer edits their content using the plugin, there is massive vertical spacing issues. When I look in the back end I notice the cause is:

1. The ‘p’ tags as mentioned above
2. Capitalization issue – “div” becomes “DIV”, “span” becomes “SPAN”, “style” becomes “STYLE”

Also, the plugin looks to be adding an extra “/a” closing tag which is breaking links.

I don’t mind adjusting my templates and/or styles to accommodate the plugin, but not sure what to look for.

The reason I’m not leaning on export/import is because I have the same block of content on Customer A’s three existing sites and if they have a revision I’d like to edit in one place and have it flow across all sites.

Do you know of any means to achieve this?

BTW I’m using a sub-directory scheme as opposed to a sub-domain scheme.