How so? Just style the p's. And why wrap it in an H1?
Modifying content output? (9 posts)
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discomonkey
Posted 7 years ago #hmmm, I'm not using the styles that they included, I got rid of them and built my own for the content.... but what you're sayin is that I can still edit the style in the CSS and get rid of that space??
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Root
Posted 7 years ago #404 on the server
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Posted 7 years ago #it should be up at http://66.68.108.80:460/news/index.php .... maybe try http://66.68.108.80/news/index.php
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Yes, the last time I checked, you had your content wrapped in H1 tags, I would lose that. What was left was wrapped in the p tag and you can style margins and padding in the css to replace the browser's default values.
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Anonymous
Posted 7 years ago #I figured it out now. what happens is when you generate content with <php the_content() ?>, a tag is thrown in around the content, what you saw was a php generated . That's why I couldn't figure out how to control the spacing until I styilzed the p with a .div p {} style in my CSS. What I was wondering is if you could take out the that is generated when you call <php the_excerpt() ?>
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Posted 7 years ago #my php comments didn't make it.... here's a repost:
I figured it out now. what happens is when you generate content with the php function the_content() or the_excerpt(), a tag is thrown in around the content, what you saw was a php generated <.p.> tag. That's why I couldn't figure out how to control the spacing until I styilzed the <.p.> with a .div p {} style in my CSS. What I was wondering is if you could take out the <.p.> that is generated when you call -
Posted 7 years ago #No need. The text content is going to be there anyway. Just style it in a neutral way like you want.
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Posted 7 years ago #You can remove the p tags but you have to hack the function files to do it.
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