roigber

Wow!! it seems that works! ??
What a relief!

But that means that we have to manage the <p> content always from the text editor at the WYSIWYG? or will you fix it then to work from the visual WYSIWYG?

Thanks Alex.
We really appreciate your time.

Sorry Alex,

Do you mean try it on text editor instead of the WYSIWYG?

Hi Alex,

After do all this steps, Have you changed something and then have you updated it?

Really I can’t understand what is happening… ??
I tested in all browsers, also in linux, in various versions of windows, mac … x(

Is a very big trouble to me because I bet personally for wpglobus instead of WPML and now my client is upset with me.

thank you very much for your dedication. I really appreciate that.

I have installed a wordpress from zero.

I have followed these steps:

– Install from 0 wordpress 4.4.2
– Install the plugin ACF Pro 5.3.5 (the latest version)
– Install the plugin WPGlobus 1.4.5 (latest version)
– Install the plugin WPGlobus Plus 1.1.8 (latest version)
– I’ve activated the default theme of WordPress -> Twenty Sixteen
– I’ve activated the permanent links (permalinks)
– I enabled plugins
– I’ve set in WPGlobus 2 languages: English and Spanish
– I’ve created in ACF FIELD1 and FIELD2 type WYSUWYG for POST
– I’ve created a test post and I’ve put text in the FIELD paragraphs 1 and 2 which are WYSIWYG FIELD guy and I have given to save -> ALL OK
– I’ve changed the content FIELD 1 and I have given to update ->
THEN I HAVE LOST THE <p> into the FIELD 2