1. Don’t post long code.
2. If you have to post it somewhere, use a pastebin service.
3. If you have to post code in your posts NEVER use the wysiwyg animal.
ha ha, okay so why does the wysiwyg tool exist if it’s not to be used?
I’ll have to look in to pastebin, don’t know that yet.
Thanks for your help!
wysiwyg is for code-illiterate users 🙂
http://www.google.ca/search?q=pastebin
So is there an answer to this issue, because the same thing happens to me with my tables and it’s really more than frustrating.
Yeah, totally drives me nuts with tables too.. I’m sure there’s a decent manual solution.
If I were really trying to get it going right now, I’d add a new template that referenced what I wanted with a “require_once” or something to that end, though I don’t think that’s a clean solution and I’m not even convinced it’s a solution at all.
Death to WYSIWYG unless we’re ready to have that manual thing not scrub our input into uselessness.
I’m having a similar problem….When I post a table the entire table appears, but I get large spacing between the tables. I’ve gone through the code and every thing is fine. I have posted the same tables elsewhere and it works fine. It’s definitely something with the transfer to wordpress, but I can’t figure out what. Any input would be great.
I don’t know if this is being actively pursued by anyone, so if I don’t see an update in about a week or so I’ll post a new topic.
