Custom Post Type Content Not Styling

David Hurley

• July 01, 2025 14:12

I've got a custom post type set up and paragraph content written for the page in the post type. The content includes bold, H2, H3. When I add to the page and assign to be dynamic content, the styling for bold, h2, h3 is not coming through.

This issue was also addressed in https://support.brizy.io/hc/en-us/community/posts/6942257912081-Cloud-Dynamic-Content-from-CPT-not-getting-styled?input_string=Content%20from but it looked like everything I am doing is exactly what should be working

Here is a video showing my issue: https://nimb.ws/OcIkzE0

Thank you for a quick response and fix for this.

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  David Hurley

  • July 01, 2025 14:13

  For your reference, here is the project info:

  https://admin.brizy.io/projects/22584877/

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  KC George

  • July 01, 2025 17:13

  Hello David,

  We could not access your project with the URL you have provided above. Kindly share with us the preview URL of your project (brizy.site or custom domain) 

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  David Hurley

  • July 02, 2025 16:14

  Hi Kc,

  I'm not sure, but the h tags seem to be working fine now. So here is what I've noticed:
  
  1. Bold, underline, and a default link color assignment do not carry over as dynamic content from the paragraph content editor. The link color isn't a huge issue as I can just add the color (which works).

  2. When you add a link, the link automatically opens a new tab? It should have an option whether to open in new tab or not. If I'm just sending someone to another page of the site, opening a new tab is not best practice.

  Here is the project - https://falcond0320dce.brizy.site

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  KC George

  • July 03, 2025 09:05

  Hello David,

  You are right; the Rich Text Editor has certain limitations. Bold, underline, and a default link color assignment do not carry over. You also don't have the flexibility to set how the link should open.

  Ideally you should not use the Rich Text Editor for adding page content; we recommend adding the page content as static text in the Brizy Editor directly. You can add a regular block below the global block and copy paste the page content using the Brizy Text element. The Rich Text Editor is intended for adding non formatted text like blog post Excerpt.

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  David Hurley

  • July 03, 2025 20:23

  I understand. Can you get that to the development team though? At least for the links? To be honest, I find this is a better way to do it from a scale perspective because it allows us to move much quicker. I wouldn't think it would be a huge feat to have bold, underline, italics and the link destination work correctly.

  Thank you.

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  Ariel H.

  • July 04, 2025 08:46

  Hi David,

  Thank you for your feedback, we appreciate you taking the time to share your perspective.

  You make a great point about scalability and speed when using the Rich Text Editor. We've shared your feedback with our team through our internal chat for visibility and consideration.

  To help us track features requests more effectively, we also recommend posting your suggestion on our Ideas & Roadmap page at https://www.brizy.io/ideas-and-roadmap if you haven’t already. This way, other users can vote on it, and it stays visible to our product team.

  Best regards,
  Ariel H.

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