mrtom100
Member
Posted 3 years ago #
Hello i am trying to validate my website that is powered by WordPress and there is one error through out the site. The error is the <p> part of this code as it becomes before a <div> which according to the validator is not allowed. This is the code that is produced by WordPress or a plug in i use. The bold area is the problem, trouble being i can not locate where or what is producing this tag. The only plug in that i use is WP Shopping Cart and cforms.
<div class="post" id="post-3">
<h2>Products Page</h2>
<div class="entry">
<p><div id='products_page_container' class="wrap wpsc_container">
any help will be great this is the link to the site i am working on at the moment, it affects all pages apart from the home page, contact us, about us... I am thinking it is something to do with the shopping cart software plug in but it doesn't effect the home page. HELP
Ignacio
Member
Posted 3 years ago #
i would recommend opening WP Shopping cart files and doing a search for products_page_container since it looks like this id is generated by that plugin.
it might also be an error in page.php or single.php of your template. i would start by doing the id search. there are great apps that can open all files you want and perform the search on all of them, so you don´t have to go 1 by 1 (i do that on dreamweaver for example).
hope that helps, but i know it´s not much...
good luck!
mrtom100
Member
Posted 3 years ago #
thank you i will try do that again as i think i have once and i have had no joy. The way that the pages are made up of a mix of html, php and database makes it hard to locate files that i need as i don't know which files are called from where lol....
Thank you for the advise i will give it another go..
WordPress insert the paragraphs <p></p> with the function wpautop().
The shopping cart plugin should have taken care of disabling wpautop.
You could conact the plugin builder
mrtom100
Member
Posted 3 years ago #
Thank you i have installed WP Unformatted and that sorted the default wordpress function wpautop(). thank you for all you help people....