Text breaks in a Rich Text field (redactor full) whenever quotes are used or links add
Development and Programming
I have a basic rich text field that spits out the content just fine most of the time, however if I go into HTML code for that rich text field and add like class=”mb-5” to an element it seems to prevent any other text after that from showing up.
This also happens if i highlight text and make an anchor link, it will spit out that field all the way up to where the quotes are and nothing else will show. It’s not escaping the characters properly apparently. (meaning once it gets to the href=”” it breaks). Is this a known issue or just on my end? Is there a specific paramater i can use to allow those type of characters?
I’m using EE 7.2.17
if I edit the rich text content after i save it and go into code view and change the quotes to single quote like href=”, then all the content will show properly. However, as soon as you go back and edit that field again the rich text changes it back to “” automatically which breaks it again.
If I go into code view after saving the rich text material and alter the quotes to single quotes like href=”, then all of the content will display properly.
yes, if i go into code view and change to single quotes and save.. the content will display properly. however, as soon as I go and edit that entire page full of widgets, anything in rich text (from within a grid field) will be back to “”.
this happens on a simple href=”/some-page”…. when using redactor full rich text(which may be the culrprit), as soon as i edit the page that has rich text and save again the content breaks. when i look at what devtools is spitting out for markup it seems to change a simple href=”/some-page” to href=”</div”>
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