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Hello! I am trying to use this plugin (v1.1.1) in WordPress 6.5.2. I didn't notice any complaints when I installed it. Most of my site is built using Divi, but I started a new page that uses the default block editor (Gutenburg I assume). I am able to add a p5.js block. Even with the simplest sketch, I get a spinning wheel on the page. Any suggestions on how to resolve?
See my demo page here: https://planyukon.ca/easy-p5-demo/.

Hi! Thanks for making this elegant plugin.

I just tried it out and noticed my post got tagged with a bunch of random color hexcodes? I didn't add them myself, so I can only assume they were added by the plugin.

It's a nifty feature, but is there a way to disable it?

Hi Florian,
Thanks for sharing your webpages and for your help with the p5 plugin for Wordpress the other week.

I've put my p5 code into a module, then saved to Divi, saved it in my divi module library. It works in a demo, but I'm hoping to drop the module into many pages, and have the code get the URL, parse it, then use that information for a page-specific graphic. I've been able to write javescript that can get the URL and parse it in a Divi code module, but this code doesn't seem to work within your Easy p5 plugin.

Do you know of a way to have this functionality within your plugin?

The code is this:
let currentUrl = window.location.href;

//print ("URL: "+ currentUrl);
if (currentUrl.includes("north")) {
region = "North Yukon";
let urlArray = currentUrl.split("-");
let urlEnd = urlArray[2];
// document.writeln(urlEnd);
// document.write("
");
lmu = urlEnd.slice(0,-1);
} else if (currentUrl.includes("peel")) {
region = "Peel Watershed";
let urlArray = currentUrl.split("-");
let urlEnd = urlArray[2];
// document.writeln(urlEnd);
// document.write("
");
lmu = urlEnd.slice(0,-1);

} else if (currentUrl.includes("dawson")) {
region = "Dawson";
let urlArray = currentUrl.split("/");
let urlEnd = urlArray[3];
// document.writeln(urlEnd);
// document.write("
");
lmu = urlEnd.slice(3);

} else {
region = "No data";
lmu = -1;
}

Thanks again!
Sam