ludovicscribe

<h4>Allowed tags edition</h4>
<p>WordPress allows only some HTML tags in comments to prevent XSS vulnerabilities. The not allowed tags are simply deleted when a<br />
comment is posted. The allowed tags are stored in a global WordPress variable that you have to edit if you want add allowed tags.<br />
With this plugin, you can simply edit this variable and add an HTML tag or an attribute to the allowed tags list. There is no file<br />
to edit, you just have to go on the plugin configuration page and edit the allowed tags list. It’s easy and efficient !</p>
<h4>HTML tags encoding</h4>
<p>Sometimes, you may have to put HTML code in your comments to answer your visitor’s questions. In that case, you generally put<br />
your HTML code between two tags : <code>code</code> and <code>pre</code>. This plugin automatically encode HTML tags which are between <code>pre</code> and <code>code</code><br />
tags. So WordPress will not delete your HTML code and your code will be visible on the web-page.</p>
<h4>Force link’s target</h4>
<p>When your visitors put links in comments, WordPress automatically add the attribute <code>rel="nofollow</code>. It’s really usefull for your<br />
site’s SEO but you perhaps don’t want your visitors follow this links and they leave your site. With this plugin, you can choose<br />
to force <code>target</code> attribute value to <code>_blank</code> in all links of your comments. So, the links will be opened in new window, your visitors<br />
don’t leave your site and you are happy.</p>
<h4>Contribute</h4>
<p>As you can see, my English is not perfect. If you want to correct me, you are welcome !</p>
<p>You can contact me on my website or do a pull request on Github 😉</p>
<h4>Links</h4>
<p>The Github repository (if you want to contribute) : https://github.com/ludovicscribe/wordpress-html-code-comments</p>
<p>The plugin page on my website : https://ludovicscribe.fr/blog/wordpress-commentaires-html</p>


HTML Code Comments

This plugin allows to take control of the HTML code allowed in your comments.

Tim Eckel

<p>Try it out on a free dummy site here => <a href="https://demo.tastewp.com/minify-html-markup" rel="nofollow ugc">https://demo.tastewp.com/minify-html-markup</a></p>
<p>Ever look at the HTML markup of your website and notice how sloppy and amateurish it looks? The Minify HTML plugin cleans up sloppy looking markup and minifies, which also speeds up download time.</p>
<p>Make your website’s markup look professional by using Minify HTML. Easy to use, simply install and activate (with additional options for advanced settings).</p>
<p>Minify HTML also has optional specialized minification for JavaScript and internal CSS. It doesn’t mess with your textareas or preformatted text.</p>
<p>Settings options to removes HTML, CSS and JavaScript comments (leaving MSIE conditional comments), remove unneeded XHTML closing tags from HTML5 void elements and remove unneeded relative schemes and domains from links.</p>


Minify HTML

I love a plugin that works out of the box. I'm using a multisite installation and Minify HTML works perfectly.

Yay!


Very easy to use, clear improvement in load speed regardingless of what google says.







1 suggestion I do have in when inline JS and double slash comments causes the JS to break.



ex://arrows: true,drag: true,causes this://arrows: true,drag: true,if the plugin could remove the // comments before inlining everything that would be amazing!


Great plugin, simple but have 1 suggestion

Minify HTML output for clean looking markup and faster downloading.

HTML Code Comments vs Minify HTML