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Okay, I should have tested the previous code on my example above, however, I just tried wrapping it around the complete paragraph for testing. So, I went back and just added it to the partial content to be in quotes, and the previous code worked. It wrapped the to-be quoted content in <q>, and the entire paragraph in <p>.

For inline, assuming partial of a paragraph, the following code works:

function quote_func($atts, $content = null) {
     return '<q>' . $content . '</q>';
}
add_shortcode('inline-quotes', 'quote_func');

One last thing…when I apply the shortcode via button, it only produces one [inline-quotes]; the end, [/inline-quotes], is not produced. I notice there is </q> added to the code above, but it does not seem to be functioning.

Thanks for the help.

That’s how I use it, but it acts like there’s no content, like so…

[inline-quotes]Content here.[/inline-quotes]

The result…

“”
Content here.

PS. I changed ‘quotes’ to ‘inline-quotes’

As initially mentioned…

As far as why creating a shortcode…I can had one simple button to TinyMCE, then I can highlight the text and click the respective button to add the <q> brackets.

For example, see the below. If I use a fair amount of quoting, the layout really looks garbled in blockquoting style, so I wish to elect using it inline.

HP Looks Panicky as It Dumps Valuable Mobile, Consumer Product … eweek.com: In August 2011, HP announced they were going to drop their consumer-based products, and focus on enterprise client market. Something to think about for future budgets. “Aug 20, 2011 … News Analysis: The first question that comes to mind as HP abruptly changes direction is what were they thinking? The second question has…”

Is there a way to use blockquotes inline??

Well, blockquote is much different than <q> quotes, in terms of appearance, how search engines view it, and it is ‘block’, not inline.

I found a solution that works. I edited the following code and placed within div:

<?php if (in_category('1')) { ?>
<img src="http://www.mysite.com/images/header1.jpg">
<?php } elseif (is_category('Category Name')) { ?>
<img src="http://www.mysite.com/images/header1.jpg">
<?php } else { ?>
<img src="http://www.mysite.com/images/header2.jpg">
<?php } ?>

Found this code here: WordPress Tip: Swapping Images Based on Category

@christine – Excellent

* { margin: 0; padding: 0; } was the cause.

Thanks, Scott.

I decided to remove the php statement, and now I get the same error for line 99 of theme.editor.php

http://pastebin.com/M32qRABX

I see that line 99 has something to do with headers

header("Location: $location");

However, I am unable to diagnosis the actual issue.

-Scott