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  • Thread Starter psanger

    (@psanger)

    I’ve tried the most recent versions up to 1.7.5 as well and having the same behavior on Windows 10, using the copy contents as TEXT mode. Firefox (and MS Edge) remove all line breaks and paragraphs (smooshing all content together). Chrome works except has lots of extra tabs included (retained from the underlying HTML). I haven’t tried on a Mac. Thanks for your help with this!

    Hi Jason,
    Thanks for this plugin, it’s the best I’ve found. I’m hoping to remove the_content from the output. It’s not elegant I know but could you suggest a workaround that might be something like this (note this code doesn’t work, not sure why though I don’t know PHP at all):

    global $post;
    $theContent = get_the_content($post->ID);
    
    global $easyFootnotes;
    $efnWithContent = $easyFootnotes->easy_footnote_after_content(the_content());
    $efnWithoutcontent = trim(str_replace($theContent,'',$efnWithContent));
    
    echo $efnWithoutContent;

    Hopefully this is at least understandable as an idea and you can let me know whether this solution is workable.

    Thanks!

    Thread Starter psanger

    (@psanger)

    Again, thanks for getting back to me on these issues. I installed the new version 1.7.3, reloaded all my cache etc. But the behavior seems the exact same. Can you check again on the page https://www.dotphrase.org/dp/staph-aureus-bacteremia/ in chrome and firefox? Thanks!

    Thread Starter psanger

    (@psanger)

    Thanks much for getting back to me! Currently, I’m using .copythis for the selector (copythis is a style I created just for areas I want to be copied but it still includes too big an area). I’d like to only copy the content and not the title as well. I.e. NOT copy “Assessment & Plan”; instead only copy “# Staph aureus Bacteremia …cut… scenario”. Because I can’t use <p> as part of the selector currently (for example, “.copythis p”), I have to copy the whole thing including title. Is there any way you can make <p> work as part of the selector? Or is this more a limitation of CSS?

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