render.php Incompatibility

  • Resolved Kevin

    (@klgrimley)


    4 months, 1 week ago

    A recent update has caused an issue with rendered html from a custom block. The output looks like it’s now passing through the wpauotp() function. Or at least the end result is the same. Below are examples

    Correct

    <div role="row" class="butler-icon-links icon-1 academic-advising-icon">
    			<div class="favorite-tooltip-container">
    				<span role="gridcell" class="favorite-icon" data-name="academic-advising" data-id="1942">
    					<span class="butler-icon bi-paw-o butler-icon-1x"></span>
    				</span>
    				
    			</div>
    				<a role="gridcell" href="https://my.butler.edu/student-success/" class="icon-url" target="_blank" data-post-id="1942" aria-label="Academic Advising, opens a new window">
    					<i class="butler-icon bi-link butler-icon-3x"></i>
    					<div class="icon-heading">
    						<div class="icon-title"> Academic Advising <span class="butler-icon bi-external-link butler-icon-xs"></span></div>
    					</div>
    				<i class="anww-external-link-icon" aria-hidden="true"></i></a>
    		</div>
    After Update

    <div role="row" class="butler-icon-links icon-1 academic-advising-icon">
    <div class="favorite-tooltip-container">
    				<span role="gridcell" class="favorite-icon" data-name="academic-advising" data-id="1942"><br>
    					<span class="butler-icon bi-paw-o butler-icon-1x"></span><br>
    				</span><p></p></div>
    <p>				<a role="gridcell" href="https://my-dev.butler.edu/student-success/" class="icon-url" target="_blank" data-post-id="1942" aria-label="opens a new window"><br>
    					<i class="butler-icon bi-link butler-icon-3x"></i><i class="anww-external-link-icon" aria-hidden="true"></i></a></p><a role="gridcell" href="https://my-dev.butler.edu/student-success/" class="icon-url" target="_blank" data-post-id="1942" aria-label="Academic Advising, opens a new window">
    <div class="icon-heading">
    <div class="icon-title"> Academic Advising <span class="butler-icon bi-external-link butler-icon-xs"></span></div>
    <p></p></div>
    <i class="anww-external-link-icon" aria-hidden="true"></i></a><p><a role="gridcell" href="https://my-dev.butler.edu/student-success/" class="icon-url" target="_blank" data-post-id="1942" aria-label="opens a new window">				<i class="anww-external-link-icon" aria-hidden="true"></i></a>
    		</p></div>

    The additional <p> and <br> tags can be seen in the second example.

    The block was created using the create-block scaffold. And uses standard WP best practices. The content of the block is echo’d

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  • Plugin Author williampatton

    (@williampatton)

    4 months, 1 week ago

    Hey @klgrimley,

    Thanks for reporting this, I will look into it. I think I may know the change that is causing this but it’s not clear to me why that it is being applied to the actual block output. As a temporary solution you could roll back the plugin to version 1.19.0 which is before the change I think is related was made. You can get the older versions from the advanced view of the plugins page: https://wordpress.org/plugins/accessibility-checker/advanced/

    I’ll look into getting a fix for this issue worked on asap and get back to you with an update as soon as I have something to share about that fix.

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