Close the <p> before opening the <ul>
That should do the trick
Thread Starter
bk
(@bk)
Check this now.
The problem lies in the plugin that I am using for monthly archives. If you want, I can post the code here…
No to code. We can see it on your site.
<h3 class="pagetitles"><strong>Live Archives</strong></h3>
<p><!-- begin php --><br />
<div id="af-ela"></div>
<!-- end php --></p>
Change it to:
<h3 class="pagetitles"><strong>Live Archives</strong></h3>
<p><!-- begin php --></p>
<div id="af-ela"></div>
<!-- end php -->
If you need a paragraph tag within the DIV then add an open and closed tag.
Change this in your sidebar.php template file.
Thread Starter
bk
(@bk)
Ugh, some new type of error. Could you please check again?
Thank you.
The only error showing is the one Lorelle gave the fix for above…
Thread Starter
bk
(@bk)
I am sorry Lorelle but could you please shed some more light on this? I don’t know how to fix it. This is what I am entering in my Archive page in WP.
<h3 class="pagetitles"><strong>Live Archives</strong></h3>
<phpcode>
<?php af_ela_super_archive(); ?>
</phpcode>
I tried tried putting <"p"> beside <phpcode> but then the plugin won’t show up.
Ignore the errors for now, I guess.
You need to change some of the code in the actual plugin.
As Lorelle has said, you need to find this:
<p><!-- begin php --><br />
and change it to
<p><!-- begin php --></p>
but look in the plugin code.
Thread Starter
bk
(@bk)
Okay. The plugin that I was using that allowed me to use PHP had some problems. So I had to switch it to another one. The page is valid now.
Cheers.
