[AppriqueParticipant]

#1939

The Custom CSS Code field under Advanced settings does not accept > characters, which are essential in CSS. It automatically converts those characters to their html equivalent: & gt ;

[OmarKeymaster]

#1952

Hey apprique,

You are correct the custom CSS panel doesn’t accept the > character. please let me know if you can’t find a way around that character and I will help.

Edit: Will update you with this bug fix soon

Regards

[AppriqueParticipant]

#1956

Thanks! For now I have a work around.

[AppriqueParticipant]

#1957

However, this issue also applies to the JavaScript field, and there it is not possible to work around!

[AppriqueParticipant]

#1958

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[OmarKeymaster]

#1959

Hey apprique,

I have found the solution to this, added it to the update, but I already applied the fix on your installation:

On file /functions.php
I changed
<?php echo cr_get_option('custom_css','') ?>
<?php echo cr_get_option("google_code",''); ?>
<?php echo cr_get_option("custom_js",''); ?>
with
<?php echo htmlspecialchars_decode(cr_get_option('custom_css','')) ?>
<?php echo htmlspecialchars_decode(cr_get_option("google_code",'')); ?>
<?php echo htmlspecialchars_decode(cr_get_option("custom_js",'')); ?&gt;

on lines 1576 and 1584 – 1585

Also on file creiden-framework/inc/options-interface.php
Changed
$output .= '<textarea id="' . esc_attr($value['id']) . '" class="of-input" name="' . esc_attr($option_name . '[' . $value['id'] . ']') . '" rows="' . $rows . '">' . esc_textarea($val) . '</textarea>
With
$output .= '<textarea id="' . esc_attr($value['id']) . '" class="of-input" name="' . esc_attr($option_name . '[' . $value['id'] . ']') . '" rows="' . $rows . '">' . $val . '</textarea>

Sorry if this took some amount of time.
Cheers.

[AppriqueParticipant]

#1964

Thanks, this works!