Hi @kadecooper,
What markup are you referring to? Can you send me an example?
Thank you,
Kevin.
The format is JSON. I’m using a Chrome extension that formats JSON results and here is a sample of what I see when I go to the link you sent: https://imgur.com/a/yMw0Pqq.
If you json_decode() this result in PHP or use JSON.parse() in your JavaScript, it should return a proper object.
Thank you!!!! I’ll send this information on to the team.
After thought, so this outputs inline css and html, is there a way to only pull the content?
What you’re looking at in the screenshot is the value of the post_content field from the database. There’s HTML and CSS (in the screenshot) because there is HTML and CSS in the post’s post_content field in the DB.
If you want to get rid of this, you have a few approaches. One would be to store the pure content in a meta field (this would be a bit tedious – you would need your content in two separate places and that’s never a good idea). Another approach could be to strip the tags using functions like wp_kses() and preg_replace(). There are a lot of resources online (especially regular expressions) showing how to strip tags while preserving content.
Cheers,
Kevin.
