Thread Starter
Sheila
(@hoffmangraphics)
My niece was able to provide some CSS that corrects this. I will post it. I just don’t know why it was necessary!
body.custom div#wpf-wrapper table.wpf-table br {
display: none;
}
Hey
I have the same problem. Can you tell me where exactly, did you put that code?
Would really appreciate it!
Thread Starter
Sheila
(@hoffmangraphics)
It goes in your CSS. You can put it in the mingle forum css, your general css or a custom css which is what I do so that it won’t get overwritten during any updates.
that code didnt work for me
this code works though
wpf-wrapper table.wpf-table br {
display: none;
}
actually that code removes all the line breaks in the forums so its not good
WordPress sites tend to load a lot of css. The Firefox code inspector will help you find the culprit. The problem I found was a result of a css file setting the following:
img { display: block; }
The css you are looking for may not be exactly the same as the above but wherever you find it, make an entry in the same file similar to the following (including your wrapper-if-any code block designators):
/* Allow Forum Editor Icons To Display Horizontal */
.wrapper-if-any #wpf-wrapper img { display: inline; }
I found another fix for this problem that doesn’t involve CSS. It seems that if you remove the line break in between the <A> tags in wpf.class.php in both $buttons and $smileys it works. I’m not sure why this is a problem in some browsers. But if there is a space between the <a> <img> it tends to line break. Change these to <a><img>... </img></a><a>...
I found the above issue in the code. I believe it was there so that the code looks pretty when editing. But the extra spaces and line breaks have an effect on the browser. The $button and $smileys needs to be all one code line with no spaces or breaks. This is a feature of PHP that works (sometimes) but can cause side effects like this.
