I can confirm that I've successfully reproduced the reported issue. In order to investigate it thoroughly, I will escalate the matter to our development team.
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However, you can usually bypass that limitation when adding simple tags if you ensure that you use single quotes for any HTML attributes. Doing so will allow the shortcodes saved via the editor to still be parsed properly. For example: https://pastebin.com/6QCqag7b
Hi,
Whenever I use <a href=""> in a name field in the testimonial slider, the slider get's out of shape and is not working properly.
Is this a known issue?
Kind regards,
Martijn
Hi there,
Thank you for reaching out.
I can confirm that I've successfully reproduced the reported issue. In order to investigate it thoroughly, I will escalate the matter to our development team.
Your patience and understanding during this process are greatly appreciated. We'll make every effort to address and resolve the issue promptly.
Thank you.
Hey Martijn,
Only fields that have the TinyMCE editor enabled are able to process HMTL by default. e.g.
WPBakery only allows for one field per element to utilize that field, and not all elements implement it.
However, you can usually bypass that limitation when adding simple tags if you ensure that you use single quotes for any HTML attributes. Doing so will allow the shortcodes saved via the editor to still be parsed properly. For example: https://pastebin.com/6QCqag7b
Kind regards