[patgilmour]

Here's the solution:

add_filter('get_the_content_limit_allowedtags', 'childtheme_custom_allowedtags');
function childtheme_custom_allowedtags() {
	return '<em>'; // add whatever tags you want to this string, <b>, <strong>, etc.
}

I found the solution here: https://pixert.com/blog/enable-formatting-tags-for-content-limit-in-genesis-featured-posts-widget/

[patgilmour]

Anyone?

[patgilmour]

Looks like my question could be rephrased:

- How can I preserve text formatting for content in genesis_entry_content on the archive page?

[patgilmour]

I thought this was a Genesis/theme question, but it appears to be a general WordPress question instead.

I tried to resolve the issue with this plugin: https://wordpress.org/plugins/advanced-excerpt/

But it doesn't work with Genesis it seems.

Any other ideas?

[patgilmour]

My bad.

I was using the_title()instead of get_the_title() so my theme was echoing the title into the page at genesis_entry_content – where I was calling my function.

[patgilmour]

Thanks for getting back to me, Andrea. Unfortunately, I can't make the site public until the end of the month. Would it help to post the page source – or anything else?

[patgilmour]

I did try modifying the code found on Sridhar Katakam's page:

Display full content in category pages for selected categories in Genesis

Like so:

add_action( 'genesis_before_loop', 'adam_search_result_filter' );
function adam_search_result_filter() {

	global $post;

	if ( ( is_search() ) && ( get_post_type( $post ) == 'webcast' ) ) {

		remove_action( 'genesis_entry_content', 'genesis_do_post_content' );

		add_action( 'genesis_entry_content', 'adam_do_search_content' );

	}

}

function adam_do_search_content() {

	echo get_the_excerpt() . 'bingo';

}

But this removed the genesis_entry_content for every result listed.

So, I guess genesis_before_loop isn't the right filter. Any suggestions what to use?

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