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  • Thread Starter carrly

    (@carrly)

    Figured it out, it’s because I was using a temporary domain when adding this plugin. Once I edited the ‘Temp IP’ field in the database to the new domain, the plugin now works.

    I noticed this as well when I had the plugin working on my old site. I had to go into the plugin options and empty cache several times before new content started to show up. Make sure you purge the “minify” section as well though.

    Thread Starter carrly

    (@carrly)

    Ok, that plugin (raw) won’t really work. I would have to put all of my code in the raw tags and then the client wouldn’t be able to edit it in the Visual Editor.

    This site is not a blog (yet), so I’m talking about Pages and Page content areas. I only wanted to do it with WP so that the client can go in and edit text/images using the Visual Editor on the Pages. I have assigned styles to my p tags, etc. already. The site is already coded I am just converting it to WP.

    Is there a decent solution to create editable content areas/blocks, as in, the client can use the Visual Editor, and the code I have written can stay intact? Is Multiple Loops the answer?

    Thread Starter carrly

    (@carrly)

    Interesting. Thanks for the tips.

    That plugin still doesn’t allow someone to edit the content in the Visual Editor but at least it preserves/protects the HTML more, and seemingly allows you to switch back and forth from Visual Editor to HTML view without any hiccups. At least that’s what I get from the description…I’ll have to try it out.

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