Link displaying double quote mark & angle bracket on page.

The it is the double quote & angle bracket. Anything between the end of the perch content tag and the closing anchor tag is being displayed, so i have "> appearing on my web page.

Where the link is output.

So this...

Becomes this...

Goodness, you're working late! No, it hasn't shown up in perch yet. Whole template below...

<footer class="main-footer">
    <div class="social-media">

        <a class="instagram" href="https://<perch:content id="url" type="text" label="Instagram link" replace="https://|" />"></a>

        <a class="twitter" title="Follow me on Twitter" href="https://twitter.com/longshot_photo"></a>
        <a class="tumblr" title="Follow me on Tumblr" href="https://kenlongshotphoto.tumblr.com/"></a>
    </div>
    <div class="legal">
        <p>&copy; Longshot Photography  <?php echo date("Y"); ?></p>
    </div>
    <div class="promo">
        <p>Built by <a href="https://pixelsmiths.co.uk">Pixel Smiths</a></p>
    </div>
</footer>

Hello Mark,

There seems to be something strange in this bit of code:

<a class="instagram" href="https://<perch:content id="url" type="text" label="Instagram link" replace="https://|" />"></a>

Viewing it in your original post of your code, the section id="url" has two differently-colored quotes. I'd expect the ensuing type="text" to have the word type colored the same as the previous id, but it's not.

Any idea what's going on there?

Hi John

I hadn't noticed that. That's the way the snippet I copied from this page in the perch docs appears.

I think the different coloured quotes are just as code editors will see you're closing off the first set of quotes i.e href=""

You have PHP in your template which shouldn't be there, not sure whether that's the issue though.

Ah, no it's the footer file in the perch/templates/layouts folder. That's why the template tag isn't working as it's not in a template... Gets coat