Hi kemota.
Here is the list of the allowed html tags. You can also use shortcodes.
<p><span><a><ul><ol><li><h1><h2><h3><h4><h5><h6><pre><strong><em><blockquote><del><ins><img><code><hr>
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kemota
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What is the problem with the rest of them – like divs and inputs?
There are many reasoms for clean the user input in this case, like prevent security issues or unexpected visual mismatches (for example). Something similar happens with the native WordPres post editor. You should considere that WordPress is used by users of all levels, from basic users to developers.
I think that the correct way in your case is create a custom shortcode, with custom advanced markup, styles, scripts… (or use shorcodes included in other plugins) and then include it into the brand description field.
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kemota
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Could you add an option to not clean the code (considering that WP is used by users of all levels)? Because what you are claiming about the native editor is not true. Neither in WP posts nor in Woocommerce categories my code is being cleaned by default.
Coreect way that you are suggesting won’t do the job here.
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This reply was modified 6 years, 1 month ago by kemota.
I will consider include a way for deactivating it for the next version.
Thanks for using PWB 🙂
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kemota
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Hello,
Any news about the new plugin version and the ability to add html tags? 🙂