• Resolved simco

    (@simco)


    I’ve just installed the plugin, created the first modal by copy/pasting html from an existing web page into the WYSIWYG modal editor. Looking at it in ‘text’ view I can see all the code (ul, li, etc.) and in WYSIWYG mode it displays everything properly.

    However, when the actual modal opens with the content, none of the UL tags parse. It’s just one big blob of goo. Here’s a view:

    http://appreciative-inquiry-consulting.com/case-studies-and-clients/

    Scroll down to the Case Studies and under Government you’ll see City of Longmont, CO. Click on that link.

    Please advise, thank you.

    https://wordpress.org/plugins/easy-modal/

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  • Plugin Author Daniel Iser

    (@danieliser)

    Hey simco,

    When i click the City of Longmont, CO i get a modal with nicely formatted text and images. couple of unordered lists etc.

    Can you confirm your still having an issue?

    Thread Starter simco

    (@simco)

    I’m actually using a different plugin at the moment. But, it was also doing the same thing initially, removing any list formatting. So, what I had to do was write a bunch of inline CSS for the lists in order for them to maintain a ul typical format. For some reason both plugins were stripping out the code if there wasn’t any CSS included.

    Plugin Author Daniel Iser

    (@danieliser)

    How is the content styled? Are the styles in your themes CSS file or inline? Easy modal runs the content through the same filters as default the_content. So if it works in the body content and not in the modal most likely there is another plugin adding additional filters to the content which is adding the styles. Of course of the styles are in your themes CSS file and not working then it should just be an inheritance issue. Really comes down to the questions above.

    Thread Starter simco

    (@simco)

    First, thanks for your responses. Truly appreciated!

    Yes, I figured the same thing. Something is stripping the list tags completely. The only way I could get them to stick was to use inline CSS which takes precedent over external.

    Unfortunately, in order to determine if it was the plugin or not, I had to replace yours with another. Once it was ruled out that the plugin(s) were the cause then I simply moved forward with adding the inline CSS. Also, the 2nd plugin required a purchase so once I did that I was pretty much stuck and too far invested time wise to revert back to yours. However, I thought yours was more capable of providing what the clients need in regards to administration.

    Plugin Author Daniel Iser

    (@danieliser)

    Glad you got it working. Please take a moment to rate and review the plugin and or support. here

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