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UPDATE: I installed the “Classic Editor” Plugin and the same problems occur in the classic text editing mode using same updated config described above: existing p tags and br tags are not visible, and disappear when saving page after adding them, even though they actually exist in the code.
The p tags do also show (don’t get stripped from display) if they contain any properties. Also noticed that line break tags were getting stripped or not showing and converted into an empty pair of p tags…. br tags do show on the standard Gutenberg HTML editor.
How are tags being stripped in classic block?
My prior page content had all been created via prior version (as far back as version 1.7) of this HTML editor plugin under WP 4.6 & 4.8. In the WP upgrade, the page content was automatically converted over to Gutenberg by placing all the content into a single Classic block (as expected, I guess).
Why are my p tags being removed in Gutenberg?
As I said originally, p tags that are in my content html, which were placed by me originally via your plugin in WP 4.X, are being removed from the “code editor” view in Gutenberg (but the p tags are really still there, they just aren’t displayed).
Why is my edit page not working in WordPress?
WordPress – unable to edit page but am able to view it in view site. When i click on edit page , it is showing the EDIT page but am unable to see anything in description. However when i click on Stack Overflow About Products For Teams Stack OverflowPublic questions & answers
Where do I find the editor in WordPress?
Here you will find the WordPress editor. Click PAGES on the left hand menu. The pages within your site are listed. Further options appear when you hover over the name of a page.
When to add P and BR tags in WordPress?
Often while updating pages or posts in WordPress, it automatically adds p and br tags automatically at the end of paragraphs. This behavior specially happens when copying text from HTML file to the WordPress editor. This can be really frustrating and keeps on messing with the page structure.
How to fix the WordPress updating failed and publishing errors?
How to Fix the WordPress Updating Failed and Publishing Failed Errors (In 4 Steps) Step 1: Determine Whether the REST API Is Being Blocked. A common cause of the “Publishing Failed” error in WordPress… Step 2: Re-Enable the REST API by Resolving the Specified Error. Ideally, the Site Health tool