williamweber

Still a little sporadic in how tags are removed or applied. The strip_tags and allow options seem to work correctly. The clear option is the odd one. I’ll investigate the Raw HTML plugin and see if that gets me there.

Thanks for all your work.

A little more testing and I’m finding that when I add both clean=”true” and strip_tags=”true” the ‘h2’ tags and the ‘a’ tags stripped from the first post in the loop but then they show up fine in the rest.

I can replace the ‘p’ tags around the main [content] item by including a class but even there the still get a ‘p’ tag around the Read More link.

What I want to do is basically have a blank slate to work with where I can add my own ‘p’ or ‘br’ or even ‘div’ tags into the loop so that I can format things exactly the way I want with some simple CSS.

Brilliant! That did it.

Having it case-insensitive will be helpful (for when I get lazy) but now it works perfectly.

I just want you to know that this plugin is great. I’m going to be using it to drive basically all the content pages on my site now that you added this one feature.

If you have a donate link somewhere please let me know. I have no problem contributing to things I find useful, and I really find this useful ??

Thanks.

So awesome that you responded so fast to this. I updated and tried the new compare parameter in the loop but I’m still seeing those “post-format-link” posts the in the first loop.

And just to make sure I’m not doing something wrong. I’m copying the exact code I have in both text boxes on my site:
Working:
[loop type="post" taxonomy="post_format" value="post-format-link"]

Not working:
[loop type="post" count="4" taxonomy="post_format" compare="not" value="post-format-link"]

Thanks again, you are awesome. I absolutely love your plugin.

I did this by just adding some Pre and Post markup to the sharing links.

pre-markup
<div style="text-align:center;">

post-markup
</div>

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