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Wordpress proxy wall of text #38
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Please link here the page with that problem, I will try to get on it |
I meant the wordpress post in the site that has wall of text :) |
Ah, misunderstood. Hackaday is a good example. My own BBS News is also
running on Wordpress. Both of them create walls of text inside the BBS.
www.hackaday.com, and www.c64.xyz --
Edit: Both of these are linked inside my own BBS @ bbs.c64.xyz port 6400
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…On Tue, Apr 28, 2020 at 8:31 AM Francesco Sblendorio < ***@***.***> wrote:
I meant the wordpress post in the site that has wall of text :)
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Is there a way to get the Wordpress proxy to listen to paragraph breaks or
commands when displaying texts so that paragraphs with breaks show up without the entire text becoming a wall of text?
I've tried pulling BR| from this line without success:
.replaceAll("(?is)^[\s\n\r]+|^\s*(</?(br|div|figure|iframe|img|p|h[0-9])[^>]>\s)+", EMPTY)
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