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  • Plugin Contributor Chris Dillon

    (@cdillon27)

    Thanks. Was that in a View output or an admin page?

    Thread Starter Dr. Flow

    (@wtsadmin)

    Ah yes good question. It is in a view page using the shortcode, with multiple entries (testimonials). Only one occurrence though.

    Plugin Contributor Chris Dillon

    (@cdillon27)

    I’m unable to find this. Can you post a link or send it to chris at wpmission.com?

    I normally don’t put <div>‘s inside of <p>‘s since they’re both block elements. And I have no <hr />‘s anywhere.

    There is an option in Testimonials > Settings for removing whitespace to avoid double paragraphing by wpautop. Is that enabled?

    Thread Starter Dr. Flow

    (@wtsadmin)

    Yea, that makes sense. Strange, and that it is only one instance. It’s such a small detail.

    Yes, I have “Remove space between HTML” enabled. I have determined has no effect. I also note it is always at the end of the last testimonial.

    NOTE: sorry for the confusion–the <hr /> is my code once[testimonial_view id=1] ended.

    Plugin Contributor Chris Dillon

    (@cdillon27)

    I strive to produce clean code. I need to see the page where this is happening.

    Thread Starter Dr. Flow

    (@wtsadmin)

    Sure thing. This plugin reputation is high–quite impressed you’d search for such a little thing.

    Check it out: https://fiestaswingerclassy.com

    I just hope I’m not wasting your time.

    Good luck!

    Plugin Contributor Chris Dillon

    (@cdillon27)

    I give up. There are no </p> tags in any testimonials template.

    Thread Starter Dr. Flow

    (@wtsadmin)

    Seems to be one of those strange things. My page code wraps the shortcode as such:

    <hr />
    [testimonial_view id=1]
    <hr />

    Yet I see a </p> before the last <hr />.

    Plugin Contributor Chris Dillon

    (@cdillon27)

    Let’s try this. Remove the shortcode. If the </p> remains, it must be something else.

    Thread Starter Dr. Flow

    (@wtsadmin)

    Excellent idea. Did just that, and sure enough the </p> disappears with removal, meaning it comes from the shortcode. Theme issue? Wouldn’t think so, but . . . . . if it can’t be replicated it isn’t real.

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