Preserve custom HTML for unfiltered users in classic editor#229
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Adds a filter to allow all elements and attributes in TinyMCE for users with the 'unfiltered_html' capability when using the classic editor. This prevents TinyMCE from stripping custom HTML elements when switching between Text and Visual modes, addressing issues for advanced users while maintaining default sanitization for others.
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Adds a filter to allow all elements and attributes in TinyMCE for users with the
unfiltered_htmlcapability when using the classic editor. This prevents TinyMCE from stripping custom HTML elements when switching between Text and Visual modes, addressing issues for advanced users while maintaining default sanitization for others.