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  • Plugin Author jabelone

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    Plugin Author jabelone

    (@jabelone)

    Hey,

    I’m not sure why it doesn’t for you but I’m pretty sure it worked for me. I wrote this plugin for one (personal) site and unfortunately don’t intend on doing anything else with it. You’re more than welcome to take it and have a go at supporting those tags. PHP isn’t too hard to learn 😉

    Plugin Author jabelone

    (@jabelone)

    Hey,

    The reason it changes is because it becomes a link ( ) element instead of what it was before so it has different CSS styling applied. Just change the CSS like you normally would.

    Plugin Author jabelone

    (@jabelone)

    Looks great, thanks for that. I’ll have a proper look (and try to implement) in a few days time as I’m quite busy at the moment.

    Plugin Author jabelone

    (@jabelone)

    For the time being, the workaround @abumalick suggested appears to work. You just have to add the second class as another span inside the current one and don’t use ” or ‘ in it. So for example:

    [span class=class1][span class=class2]Your Content[/span][/span]

    I don’t think that workaround will work in all CSS situations, so if it doesn’t then you’ll just have to live with one class for the time being.

    Plugin Author jabelone

    (@jabelone)

    Sorry for the very delayed reply, I forgot I had made this plugin! I’ll try to keep an eye on here and keep it updated where possible but I have little use for this plugin now. It was originally meant to just allow links to be placed in the title but it should have worked with any HTML. WordPress is a massively complicated beast when it comes to stuff like this.

    As @abumalick said this plugin is ridiculously simple – the readme file has more lines! This is both advantageous, and disadvantageous. The plugin does nothing else so shouldn’t really have bugs. However the other way of looking at it, is it doesn’t do anything fancy, so it could have unexpected results with different themes/plugins.

    What version of WordPress are you running?
    What other plugins are you using?
    What theme are you using?
    Does it still happen with the 2015 or 2016 theme?
    Does it still happen when you disable every other plugin?

    I’ve found that it occurs with any “space” or whitespace character inserted in there. It’s interesting that if you use ” ” it doesn’t mind it but of course you can’t use that to separate two classes.

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