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nowton
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If you are waiting for more information, please let me know. Thanks.
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nowton
(@nowton)
Note to self: phase out in favour of native CPT.
Sorry for lack of response. I have been swamped coming back from travel abroad, then playing catch up for the past week.
Are you looking at the code output or through the page source? Since I moved the large description field to use the WP Editor for full text editing, it automatically adds <p> tags around the content. This was needed to be able to support multi-line content as many users requested. Now, when you output a p tab inside of a p tag, browser tools will show them as one outside the other since I don’t think that HTML allows a p tag inside a p tag. That being said, looking at the source shows that the output is really one embedded in the other. Perhaps you could try using a span instead of a p for your wrapping code?
If you choose to move towards CPT, sorry to have let you down.
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nowton
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I looked at page source, and so should you – bc you could tell the p is being output outside of the template p, instead of inside (as per your description).
Sorry, missed the demo URL link, so I was only looking at the page source from my local test site.
Would you be able to export your settings for the library that is rendering these address entries and sending it to me via my contact form: http://ylefebvre.ca/contact-me
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nowton
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Done. You may want to check out that captcha; it didnt render for me the first time I visited that page.
