Hi,
I have a plugin that generates a Flickr Gallery. http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/awesome-flickr-gallery-plugin/
One of my users reported that he is getting all sorts of code on the gallery page instead of photos. Here is the page - http://www.harwichfoe.co.uk/gallery?afg_page_id=1
I noticed that there is a
tag at places where I have line continuation in the code.
For example if my PHP code is -
$disp_gallery .= "<font size=\"3\"
style=\"text-align:center\">Photo Title</font>"
The code generated is -
<font size="3"
style="text-align:center">Photo Title</font>
Can you help me identify the problem here? No other user has reported any such issue so far.
For example if my PHP code is -
$disp_gallery .= "<font size=\"3\"
style=\"text-align:center\">Photo Title</font>"
The code generated is -
<font size="3"
<br>
style="text-align:center">Photo Title</font>
KristofferNord
Member
Posted 1 year ago #
I had similar issues with a <br> tag being added to the first line in a form I was trying dynamically generate using PHP.
The solution I found was to edit the default-filters.php file in the wp-includes folder.
There are several lines of code that look like this:
add_filter( 'the_content', 'wpautop'
My issue was resolved when I commented out the line under
// Display filters
...
//add_filter( 'the_content', 'wpautop' );
Hope this helps.
You're user may have a plugin/theme that manipulates wpautop or unautop or something similar (assuming you are using shortcode_unautop() )
The easier solution is to take out the line-break from your string. That'd completely avoid the line-break character getting converted into a
Change the code to:
$disp_gallery .= '<font size="3"'
. 'style="text-align:center">Photo Title</font>'
which is how code formatting is done without introducing unwanted line-breaks.
Can't think of a reason you'd want to keep the line-break in the string.
