Genesis 3 beta

[mmjaegerParticipant]

hello
I'm playing around with the beta versions of Genesis and the Genesis Sample theme - I've a shortcode that puts a form into a footer widget area - however, the form element somehow doesn't show - it is filtered out?!

this is what I return in the shortcode:

'return '<div id="mc_embed_signup">
<form>
<div id="mc_embed_signup_scroll">

test

</div>
</form>
</div>';'

what shows in the rendered html are the div containers with the text "text" - the form tag doesn't show????

hope somebody has an idea what's going on.

Thanks

[Victor FontModerator]

Genesis doesn't filter your shortcodes. If anything is filtering your shortcode, the most likely culprit is WordPress.

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[mmjaegerParticipant]

Thanks Victor

I'm using the very same shortcode in GeneratePress and it works just fine - this is really weird

[mmjaegerParticipant]

Installed the twentynineteen theme and the shortcode works flawlessly so I believe it certainly has something to do with either Genesis or Genesis Sample.

Hope somebody has some ideas?

[mmjaegerParticipant]

now idea what the fix would be but I think I found the reason:
in the genesis footer.php file there is a function called genesis_footer_widget_areas - it returns the widgets like this:
'
//echo wp_kses_post( $footer_widgets );

echo $footer_widgets;
'
commenting the first line and returning the $footer_widgets works - so we have to find a way to add the form as a valid html tag?!

[mmjaegerParticipant]

bump

[NickParticipant]

Thanks for testing Genesis 3.0 during the beta, mmjaeger.

We have a fix for this issue to prevent wp_kses_post being used on footer widgets that should be in the next beta, or in the release candidate.

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