Player is cutted visually

Hi @pstidsen,

It’s not a CSS issue, there is an error in the HTML structure. Beginning from episode Bibeltime: Lykkelig den, there is an additional </ p> tag that breaks the structure:

<div class="episode-title player__episode-title">Bibeltime: Lykkelig den, hvis overtr?delser er tilgivet (SL 32) - Frank R. Kristensen</div></p></div>

Have you encountered similar issues in the past? Have you recently installed any new plugins or made changes to your theme?

Hi Serhiy,

Thanks for your reply. It might be the code below that does it. I have tried to remove the filter, and it works. However, I added the code in order to show whole post content below the post title at the archive page. How could I do that without messing the player’s HTML?

function add_content_to_excerpt_for_podcast($excerpt) {
	global $post;
	
	// Check if the post type is 'podcast'
	if (get_post_type($post) == 'podcast'){
		$description = apply_filters('the_content', get_post_field('post_content', $post->ID));
		
		// If it is, return the excerpt
		return $description;
	}
	
	// For all other post types, return the default excerpt
	return $excerpt;
}
add_filter('the_excerpt', 'add_content_to_excerpt_for_podcast');

Hi @pstidsen,

What’s your settings in Settings->Reading->For each post in a feed, include? If it’s excerpt, could you try to change it to Full text instead of the custom code?

Interesting. That’s helps a little. However, a-tags are removed from the archive view. The three “Pr?sentation fra foredraget”-texts should be links in the archive like in the single post.

Hi @pstidsen,
Have you managed to fix it? Sorry, I can’t see any “Pr?sentation fra foredraget” text on the archive page.

Sorry, use the page 2021 instead of 2023. Here you see the text and the missing a-tag.

Hi @pstidsen,

That part is not a plugin responsibility, so I’m not sure I can help you with it, but I’ll try. I can see you’re using generatepress theme. Could you try looking for the theme’s content.php file, and replace the_excerpt() with the_content() there?