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Using the Lead Text feature of this plugin, along with WordPress's built in rules to prevent shortcodes from appearing in things like excerpts, RSS feeds, etc. is quite problematic.
While the lead text feature is visible on screen, it is ignored by searches, excerpts, and RSS feeds.
Can you make it possible that contextual classes such as "lead" are not ignored by WordPress RSS, excerpt, and search/archive functions?
Essentially, any text appearing between [lead] and [/lead] is ignored by WordPress by default. I would imagine the same for any other contextual classes using the short-code rather than appending a class to the element.
Using the Lead Text feature of this plugin, along with WordPress's built in rules to prevent shortcodes from appearing in things like excerpts, RSS feeds, etc. is quite problematic.
While the lead text feature is visible on screen, it is ignored by searches, excerpts, and RSS feeds.
Can you make it possible that contextual classes such as "lead" are not ignored by WordPress RSS, excerpt, and search/archive functions?
Essentially, any text appearing between [lead] and [/lead] is ignored by WordPress by default. I would imagine the same for any other contextual classes using the short-code rather than appending a class to the element.
Thanks.