Limited HTML Posts

Plugin documentation for installation, usage, uninstallation, and troubleshooting.

Slug: limited_html_posts Version: 1.0.0 Author: Arman Sen

Introduction

Allow limited safe HTML tags in post text using plugin hooks only

This plugin is managed through /admincp/plugins and works without core-file edits.

Features (As Per Plugin Functions)

1. What this plugin does: Allow limited safe HTML tags in post text using plugin hooks only
2. Allows safe HTML in posts while keeping risky tags blocked.
3. Improves post formatting options for creators.
4. Has an admin settings panel for plugin controls.
5. Provides helper functions used across plugin features.
6. Connects plugin behavior to system events.
7. Provides plugin info/config support.
8. Loads plugin startup logic automatically.
9. Runs when a new post is created.
10. Can update page output before user sees it.

How to Install

1. Make sure plugin system loader is active (/plugins-check.php should show auto_prepend_loaded: true).
2. Confirm plugin path exists: content/plugins/limited_html_posts.
3. Open /admincp/plugins, find Limited HTML Posts, then click Install.
4. Click Enable to start using the plugin.
5. No install.php was found; setup is minimal or handled directly by runtime code.

How to Use

• Enable the plugin first, then test its workflow in the related area of your site.
• Use plugin settings in AdminCP when available to adjust behavior.
• Check frontend and AJAX flows for expected behavior after each change.
• Keep plugin files consistent with the same version shown in plugin.json.

How to Uninstall

1. Go to /admincp/plugins.
2. Disable Limited HTML Posts if active.
3. Click Uninstall.
4. No uninstall.php was found; remove files manually after disabling if required.
5. Delete folder content/plugins/limited_html_posts only after uninstall completes (if full removal is needed).

FAQs

Q: Plugin is installed but nothing changes. Why?

A: Usually it is not enabled, or plugin loader is not active. Check /admincp/plugins and /plugins-check.php.

Q: Where do I configure this plugin?

A: This plugin has a settings/admin screen available from its plugin card in AdminCP.

Q: Will core updates delete this plugin?

A: No. Plugin files in content/plugins are designed to be update-safe from core upgrades.

Q: Will uninstall remove all plugin data?

A: It depends on cleanup logic in uninstall.php. Review plugin behavior before removal if you need to preserve data.