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Insert formatted content in to the created pages

By using HTML you can have formatted content in your source file and on your created pages.

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Written by Jonas Lindemann
Updated over a month ago

LPagery enables you to include formatted content in your created pages by utilizing HTML. Although rich text formatting isn’t directly supported from tools like Google Sheets or Excel, you can easily achieve the desired result by embedding HTML tags directly in your source file.

This only works when the user in WordPress is an Admin or has the "unfiltered_html" permission.

Here are a few common HTML tags you can use:

  • Bold text: <strong>Your text</strong>

  • Italic text: <em>Your text</em>

  • Paragraphs: <p>Your text</p>

  • Hyperlinks: <a href="https://example.com">Your text</a>


Example Source File

Below is an example of how to structure your source file using HTML:

city

city_text

New York

<p>Welcome to <strong>{city}</strong>, the city that never sleeps.</p>

Los Angeles

<p>Discover <em>{city}</em>, the home of Hollywood.</p>


Resulting Pages

  • New York Page:
    Welcome to New York, the city that never sleeps.

  • Los Angeles Page:
    Discover Los Angeles, the home of Hollywood.


Use a Rich Text to HTML Converter

For ease of use, try a tool like htmled.it. Simply input your formatted text on the left, copy the HTML from the right, and paste it into your source file.

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