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It is not a matter of switching. In fact the code i get when I edit is
but when i save and publish i get this
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I was just curious if WordPress was adding anything during the switching process.
Does this still happen if you take the
<iframe>element out temporarily?Looking into this more, I’m not sure if it’s possible to prevent, as WordPress adds the paragraphs when the content is output. That being said, I’ve only seen this happen when shortcodes are being used, usually.
As I am telling you, it is not WP!!. It is GeneratePress Sections Module that creates that problem and that is why I need your help.
If instead of using GeneratePress Sections Module I use WP HTML block then it works ok.I should be able of writing html with GeneratePress Sections Module just like I do in normal WP HTML block.
Please help.
What’s the WP HTML block you’re referring to? In the Gutenberg editor?
Yes. The default HTML editor block in WordPress 5.0.3.
It is this one:
It is just the normal HTML editor in wordpress when you use blocks.As i told you, it is just using GENERATEPRESS SECTIONS that I get the problem.
I would just give up using your SECTIONS TOOL, but I like the paralax option.
Yes, Gutenberg doesn’t have the paragraph issue thankfully.
I believe the addition of
<p>tags is a legacy editor thing, which Sections use. We’re working on a Sections module for Gutenberg, which will fix this issue 🙂
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