Behnam Nikkhah

@anoopranawat

That’s ok. I modified one of the files of the plugin to allow this.

Thanks anyway!

@tschortsch Ok, that’s great news! Thanks for letting me know!

@tschortsch That’s fine. I find this plugin way more attractive than the competitor in terms of usability and clean-feel. I’m actually using your plugin right now for a new client project I’m working on. Keep up the great work on this amazing plugin!

@tschortsch thanks so much! It works now. Here is what I did to make it work for others who are curious to do this for themselves.

1. In my theme’s js folder, I made a file called myguten.js
2. This is where I placed the javascript code provided above by @tschortsch.
3. I enqueued the script inside the functions.php file and used enqueue_block_editor_assets hook by using this:

   function my_block_editor_assets() {
   	wp_enqueue_script(
   		'full-width',
   		get_stylesheet_directory_uri() . '/js/myguten.js',
   		array( 'wp-hooks' ),
   		'1.0.0',
   		true // Enqueue the script in the footer.
   	);
   }
   
   add_action( 'enqueue_block_editor_assets', 'my_block_editor_assets' );

4. I then made this my default by using this code in my functions.php file.

   add_filter( 'wp_bootstrap_blocks_row_default_attributes', 'my_row_default_attributes', 10, 1 );
   
   function my_row_default_attributes( $default_attributes ) {
       $default_attributes['template'] = 'full-width'; // <- name of your defined template
       return $default_attributes;
   }

I’m very excited to use this for future projects! Thank you, @tschortsch!

@grw1 If you find the text is getting hard to read, you can download this plugin. This makes your editor have a larger width and more room to work with without the need for stacking. Hope this helps!

@tschortsch thanks for your reply!

I copied and pasted the code above to my fuctions.php file, but I’m getting syntactical errors. Would you know how I can get this working? I’m really excited to try this out!

That worked! Thanks a lot!

Hi guys. Looks like this was an ACF issue. When I updated my ACF to version 5.8.11, the problem is now gone. Thanks to everybody that took a look at this.

@bcworkz So it’s just a standard ACF WYSIWYG editor with content. Let’s say for example I want to cite the text Google to go to its site. So here are the steps I perform to add a link to Google on the ACF WYSIWYG editor.

1. First on the ACF WYSIWYG editor, I click on the left side of G and drag my mouse (or use keyboard shortcuts) to e to select the text Google
2. On the WYSIWYG editor, there is a link button on the top right of the editor to add a link to that text. I click it.
3. Now we get the typical WordPress Insert/edit link dialog box
4. I type in the link in the URL field and when I’m happy with it, I click the Add Link button to confirm.
5. The dialog box disappears and now I see two anchor links (duplicate)

Here’s a loom video to better explain everything I wrote above in a video format.

@sharmadpk03, thanks for your reply!

Please let me know when you introduce this feature onto your plugin! I’m excited to try it when it’s available.

Thanks again.

@macmanx, ok no need to delete the post then. If you can please blank out or remove the client’s website URL from the OP, please. Sorry about the inconvenience.

@macmanx, due to client request, we would like to remove this post for security reasons. Thank-you!

@sharmadpk03 Ok, no problem! Thanks for the reply!

I’m getting the same issue on one of my websites as well. Will there be a bug fix for this in the future?