I noticed that when I use Rich Text element in bricks to add a link, it automatically adds index.php in the link, which gave my site some indexing issues.
Is this an intended feature-- if so what is the benefit of having that added into the code?
I’m noticing this issue popping up on other parts of the site after manually fixing up some of the older errors. In this case, any link that was added with the accordion element as well as the rich text is automatically doing the same thing…
Would you be so kind as to send temporary login credentials and a link to this thread to help@bricksbuilder.io using the email address you used during the purchase?
hmm… there were a lot of manual fixes I’ve done to correct the error but I’m still finding index.php links in different areas.
Weird how you are not able to replicate the fix… maybe it got fixed after I tried your solution and I just need to go back in and change them manually.
btw what program are you using in the screenshot to work offline to see the code line by line?
These are the default developer tools in Chrome. Right Click » Inspect
As I said, unfortunately I can’t detect any problem, nor reproduce it and apart from that we don’t change anything in the permalinks. From that I still assume a misconfiguration on your site, for which Bricks is not responsible.