Thank you for your response! I can add php code while using elementor either by using dynamicooo´s raw PHP widget or by just adding a PHP Code snippet with the code snippet plugin.
But the code:
remove_filter(‘acf_the_content’, ‘wpautop’);
Does not remove the p tags (line breaks) that are added to any WYSIWYG content that gets loaded into a page by the elementor dynamic tag.
Currently my workaround is that I remove the space those p tags create (which is caused by the theme settings at least thats what someone else told me):
p {
margin-bottom:unset;
}
This won´t help if I would want a WYSIWYG text content included manuelly set linebreaks to flow into an existing text.
Meaning something like this won´t work:
This is the text that is in the page and now I want <THIS SNIPPET INCLUDING THIS
INTENTIONAL LINE BREAK> to be sticked into the original text.
Because it would look like this:
This is the text that is in the page and now I want
<THIS SNIPPET INCLUDING THIS
INTENTIONAL LINE BREAK>
to be sticked into the original text.
If you have a working approach for that, then it would be fine to know it just in case 🙂
