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.nobr { margin: 10px 6px; } .nobr br { display:none; }Putting
<div class="nobr"> description\n button</div>works.P.S. viewing the source shows that the blank line is caused by a
<br>tag that we are not putting in – either WordPress, or s2member is inserting this. Thanks again.Forum: Installing WordPress
In reply to: What is “feed:http: etc.” and why is it broken?Using this information, I was able to remove the links. Since feed: is new, and is unlikely to be used by most of our viewers, I am satisfied with this solution. I may update it in future to use a graphic link with an explanation.
Thanks everyone, for your kind assistance!
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In reply to: What is “feed:http: etc.” and why is it broken?Thank you for this information and advice – however, where is footer.php and where is the template directory? I can’t find either one.
Forum: Installing WordPress
In reply to: What is “feed:http: etc.” and why is it broken?Jeez! There is a link below the posts that says “RSS feed for this thread” and when I click that, I also get “This Page Cannot Be Displayed”. Does that mean that the “feed reader” must be installed on the end-users computer? If so, I really want to remove those links so that visitors don’t think our site is broken. Any suggestions? I looked at “sidebar.php” and “admin-footer.php” but the word “feed” is not included! So what to do?
Forum: Installing WordPress
In reply to: What is “feed:http: etc.” and why is it broken?I still don’t understand this. What would a visitor to the site expect to see when they click these links? Can I either meet that expectation, or remove the links – and if so, how?
Forum: Installing WordPress
In reply to: What is “feed:http: etc.” and why is it broken?What “feed reader” should I install? Will this ensure that visitors to the site, who click on these links, won’t get an error message?