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| <?php | |
| add_filter( | |
| 'hivepress/v1/models/listing', | |
| function( $model ) { | |
| $model['fields']['description']['editor'] = true; | |
| return $model; | |
| }, | |
| 1000 | |
| ); |
If you used the Code Snippets plugin please make sure that you didn't copy the first line because the Code Snippets plugin already pre-adds it.
Still giving the same error removing the first line, certainly with snippet I had to remove it.
It seems to be ok when I test it, make sure that you copied the whole snippet except the <?php line (the first one).
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For some reason the quote characters were copied incorrectly, please replace double quotes on line 2 with single ones, or try to re-copy the snippet.
Now it worked correctly!
Is it possible in the menu the option of images or hyperlinks?
Yes, you can pass an array of the editor configuration instead of "true", the same as accepted here in "settings" https://developer.wordpress.org/reference/functions/wp_editor/ Please use our support forum if there are other issues https://community.hivepress.io/
On the submit-listing/details/ page if initially no category is selected, then a category is selected, the editor doesn't load until the page refreshes. The editor .css does but the .js doesn't. This makes the text white because of editor.min.css and the field completely unusable.
Yes, this is a known bug - unfortunately there's no temporary fix for this but we'll fix this in the next update. Since the form is refreshed without the page refresh, WordPress doesn't initialize the editor.
Hello, can you write a custom code to make the mobile display same as the desktop display? No more responsive display.
Hello, can you write a custom code to make the mobile display same as the desktop display? No more responsive display.
This is a common issue not specific to HivePress, but adding the HTML meta tag mentioned here https://stackoverflow.com/questions/19165545/disable-css-for-responsive-design to the theme's header.php file should do the job.
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