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Regarding relative URLs – do you have enabled Relative URLs under server settings? Sorry that my first message wasn’t too specific 🙂
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Ok, thank you for informations – I will try today to reproduce this issue on my local instance
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I have tested this case and the problem appears only if you put as a link “/post-title” instead of “https://mydomain.com/post-title” – it seems that TinyMCE tries to resolve relative URL to the absolute path.
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