When I use a construction like this a href=’ ‘ , in text tab inside Tagdiv composer, and when I save it – the single quotes ‘ ‘ are transformed in double quotes ” “.
For example when I use the regular WordPress Editor – then it doesn’t transform the single quotes to double quotes.
Same thing happens when I build something like style=’ ‘, when I save it – it becomes into style=””
Why we need it not to transform single quotes into double quotes – because we use single quotes inside shortcodes – and it messes up our shortcode code.
I hope it makes sense!
Sorry but even your editor here doesn’t support single quotes ‘ ‘ !
Hi pavel,
Sorry, but I do not know what you mean and there’s no bug in our theme! Please notice that our page builder uses the double quotes which are standard, as you can see here -> https://www.screencast.com/t/B9B5K9buzmd4
Thanks for your understanding!
When you edit inside the tagdiv composer, in the TEXT not VISUAL – and use single quotes – then save it and open it again – those single quotes become double quotes – when you type in for html elements, here: 
*Note that the WordPress regular Editor doesn’t do this..
Hello pavel,
Please notice that the correct HTML syntax for this is with double quotes, as you can see here -> https://www.screencast.com/t/WqWdo8iGJv I have tested on my side with a default theme and the behavior is the same. The WordPress will add double quotes if you will enter the HTML code with a single quote. Please understand that the single quote is not correct. This functionality comes from a default WordPress and not come from our theme.
Thanks for your understanding!
