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We use Gutenberg as well and have the issue as well as Ray in all browsers (also in private mode).

We do have the same problem (and already installed 2.7.1). It’s only on older posts. I can say it happens with every post, befor 09-16-2021 (I think on this day I made an update of the plugin to 2.5.0).

Every post thats newer than this date, it doesn’t happen…

Hi
I just installed the 3.0.11 and the bug is still there.

I created a test-website where you can login with your user and test the behaviour.

I sent you the information with the link above.

Please give me feedback, when I can deactivate the temporary user.

Thanks.

Hi @totalpressorg
I updated the plugin to version 3.0.8 but all my wysiwyg fields doens’t have the tiny mce editor. It is worse than before, all the wysiwyg fields now show als normal text field (so no formatting with buttons available…).

Do I need to active or change something? I tried to change the field type to Text and the back to wysiwyg, but that doesn’t help.

Perfect, thanks for the info!

Haha, your funny. Just because you received only 3 reports you don’t want to check the issue…

However, I changed my 30 fields all manually back to the field IDs as before and it works. But I think you really should check and try harder, because I guess that this problem witt occur again after an update (or at least a major update).

Hey @andreadegiovine

With Version 2.0.4 it’s working!

Thanks.

Update: In Version 2.0.2 everything is ok.

In version 2.0.3 with the classic editor the custom fields aren’t shown as well…It’s not only a Gutenberg problem.

…sorry…it’s random…

If I put only paragraph with
<h1>[custom-field id=”title”]</h1>

then it works.

If I put more code in the same paragraph:
<h1>[custom-field id=”title”]</h1>
<p>
[custom-field id=”content”]
</p>

It doesn’t work…could you try it on your installation?

Ah, ok…I think I got it. I have to use only the HTML Content Part of Gutenberg. Then it works…

Hey Andrea
Thanks for your response.

I found the layout elements for the template. Now I have the problem that I get a “not valid JSON-response” when I save my template. I use the new WordPress Editor (Standard in 5.x), so I use Gutenberg.

I did the following:
– In the title I wrote the name of my custom template
– In the Block Parts I have this code:

<!– wp:heading {“level”:1} –>
<h1>[custom-field id=”title”]</h1>
<!– /wp:heading –>

<!– wp:paragraph –>
<p>[custom-field id=”image”]</p>
<!– /wp:paragraph –>

<!– wp:paragraph –>
<p>[custom-field id=”content”]</p>
<!– /wp:paragraph –>

Thanks for the taxonomy code. This is working charmly!