Odd.. The first post went blank..
Anyway, my question was why adding the following into template/archive.php:
<h2 class=”pagetitle”><?php echo category_description(single_cat_title()); ?></h2>
Produces:
<h2 class=”pagetitle”>Category Title<p>Category Description</p></h2>
(in other words, why the paragraph tag?)
Is there any other way of getting Category Descriptions to appear on an Archive?
I have this issue with category descriptions too. It seems to have been introduced with 2.3.
ps: i’m using “strip_tags” to get around the bug for now:
<?php echo strip_tags(category_description()); ?>
<?php echo strip_tags(category_description()); ?> worked beatifully.
I use this:
<h2 class=”pagetitle”><?php single_cat_title(); ?>
<span><?php echo strip_tags(category_description()); ?></span></h2>
..and then style away in the CSS (use – span {display:block;} – to get the category description onto the next line)
Thanks all!
interesting, if you’re surrounding the description in span tags, then why not just restyle the <P> tags in that area to display:inline; and margin:0;?
Ivonvic: because <h2><p>title</p></h2> isn’t valid XHTML.
This is a bug, not a feature. 🙂
if you restyle the p tag, you won’t need the H2 at all.
Header tags exist for a reason. You don’t want to break the semantic web, now do you Ivovic? 🙂
