Wpbakery does not save settings
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In the previous message, I sent you a link to the page in the editor. Open it and take a look at the content :
https://mhouse.pro/wp-admin/post.php?post=12765&action=edit&wpb-backend-editor
However, if you don’t use the code mode and do it in the usual way, everything works properly. But I need to add custom content, since the AI generates it in code.
Hello,
Looking at the HTML code in your Text Block editor, it consists of standard content tags (,
<h2>,<ul>,<img>) wrapped inside browser auto-translation tags (<span dir="auto">). There are no HTML tags for a collapsible container (such as<details>and<summary>) included in that code snippet.Additionally, pasting raw HTML directly into WPBakery’s default Text Block mode causes WPBakery’s visual parser to automatically sanitize and strip invalid/unsupported HTML structures when switching modes or saving.
To achieve a collapsible section with your content without WPBakery clearing your code, please use one of these two recommended methods:
1. Use WPBakery’s Built-in Accordion / Toggle Element (Recommended):
– In the WPBakery Visual Editor, click + and add a Toggle or Accordion element.
– Edit the element and paste your text, list, and image into the content box.
– This handles the collapsible animation automatically and natively without requiring raw code.2. Use the WPBakery “Raw HTML” Element:
– If you want to use custom HTML code generated by AI, do not paste it into a standard Text Block.
– Instead, add a HTML element in WPBakery (+ > HTML).
– Paste the clean collapsible HTML code (provided above) inside the Raw HTML element box.Using either the native Toggle element or the Raw HTML element will ensure your changes are saved permanently without getting stripped by WPBakery’s editor parser.
For your clarification, I have added the code at the bottom of the page, so please check your site and see it.
Best regards,
