CSS styling in Settings

  • Hi Frier,

    Sorry if this is a daft question/ wasting your time!
    I am trying to move the URL onto a new line, in the settings I have tried wrapping the URL in a paragraph break although this didn’t seem to work. Do you know if there is a way of doing this?

    The code I was using was:

    <b>[title]</b>, <i>[authors]</i> ([year]), <b>DOI</b>: [doi], <b>PP</b>. [pages] Download Paper

    The para break is always removed after saving and so I assume its not allowed.

    Thanks and best regards,
    Ben

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  • Thread Starter digitben

    (@digitben)

    ok now I see it was a daft question!
    Just read that divs are allowed and tried adding one on either side of the download and the link has dropped onto the next line!

    <b>[title]</b>, <i>[authors]</i> ([year]), <b>DOI</b>: [doi], <b>PP</b>. [pages] <div>Download Paper</div>

    Included just in case it is useful to anybody!

    Plugin Author frier

    (@frier)

    Hi @digitben !

    The thing is that due to security reasons every user input must be filtered, so it won’t accidentally break anything on the backend. That same filter removes most of the hmtl tags by default and you have to manually enter the exclusions.
    Well, anyway, I’ve added the <br> and <p> tags now, in the newest update.
    If there are some other tags that you want to use, feel free to ask and I’ll add them too.

    Thank you for the question!

    Thread Starter digitben

    (@digitben)

    Great, thank you Frier!
    Looks excellent now:-)

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