Whilst struggling with a layout not working as expected, I've noticed via my browser's inspection tool that Access shortcodes are being wrapped in <p> tags. So, this shortcode in the editor in wp-admin:-
has unwanted space below it on the frontend (margin set by CSS) and I see this via the inspection tool;-
<p>hello</p>
This didn't used to happen. I'm not using Layouts and I'm using Astra theme. I've deactivated all plugins then reactivated just Types & Access and the problem persists. I've also checked another site of mine and the issue exists there too.
Thank you for your suggestions but my Content Templates are already set to 'manual paragraphs'. I've tried using wpv-noautop as you suggest but that didn't work either.
I've just been trying a couple of things and I've worked out that the <p> tags are being added if the content isn't already inside <p> or <div> tags.
I don't ever recall Access shortcodes behaving like this. Is this something new or am I imagining that I could prior to Types 3.0 place Access shortcodes mid sentence to display a different word to different users according to role like this:-
<p>Please wear a [toolset_access role="Guest" operator="allow"]red[/toolset_access][toolset_access role="Contributor" operator="allow"]blue[/toolset_access] shirt</p>
without <p> tags automatically appearing and therefore displaying this content like this:-
I don't recall this either because the p tags should not be added.
Its possible that your theme is adding it. What you can try is to use the wpv-noautop shorcode within the access shortcode and let me know if this helps.
I'm not clear about how I can be logged in to my site to use Duplicator when I've anonimised personal data in the database using the query provided by Toolset ??? Are you not able to work at all with what I've provided already?
Are you saying that the problem (which you have successfully replicated) goes away for you when you add the 'raw' attribute to the toolset_access shortcode?
