soylent
Forum Replies Created
-
There’s a plugin to disable this called Disable WPAutoP.
Correct or incorrect, WordPress shouldn’t be adding html to the code if it’s not told to. There are many, many instances where the addition of a p tag is not desirable. My example this:
Code Entered using code view:
<h4>Cookies</h4>Cookies are yummyWhat WordPress does to it:
<h4>Cookies</h4> Cookies are yummyI have the bottom-margin of my h4 set to .5em in my css, but the p tag negates that. I could set the top-margin of the p tag to .5em, but that could cause other problems and is an undesirable extra step.
The p tags are added when the post is output to the browser, so the only way to remove them is to edit the WordPress source code, which I really don’t think I should have to do. I love WordPress but it should leave my code alone.
Forum: Installing WordPress
In reply to: Cannot Unset String Offsets on brand-new installationI am reading this topic and you just saved me a lot of work! Thanks!
Forum: Installing WordPress
In reply to: Fatal error when upgrading from 2.3.3 to 2.5 by FantasticoThis has to do with magic_quotes_runtime being turned on in your php configuration. I did this on my local server and it immediately gave me the error. Turned it off, error went away.
If your host turned this on, you may be able to override it with ini_set(). I found this information at the following post:
http://wordpress.org/support/topic/155986?replies=3#post-690693