Closed apcimino closed 6 years ago
Cant confirm the issue on my sites - please deactivate all other plugins and use one of the "default" Themes and check again! IF the error is gone reactivate the plugins one by one until to fin out which one is interfering with pods
@quasel That was the first thing I had them do when they brought this one up in Support on Slack. In addition to the enabling Visual Editor in their User Profile (which I seem to remember 'caused an issue like this).
Thanks. I think you can close this. It seems to be more widespread than just pods. Other parts of the site are doing this as well.
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@quasel https://github.com/quasel That was the first thing I had them do when they brought this one up in Support on Slack. In addition to the enabling Visual Editor in their User Profile (which I seem to remember 'caused an issue like this).
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Thanks for the update! Yeah that's definitely an odd one. Good luck finding the problem!
Issue Overview
Creating a new template, I enter in something like:
Hello World
After I update it, the display is: <h1>hello world</h1>
Expected Behavior
The expected behavior is that the HTML code is not converted.
Current Behavior
Steps to Reproduce (for bugs)
Possible Solution
WordPress Environment
Pods Package Export (helpful!)
Workaround or Alternate Solution Until Bug is Addressed
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