• I’m trying to implement a MooTools Slideshow plugin that will show a different slideshow in every post. I need custom DIVs for each post and I tried inserting a stylesheet directly in the post itself without success. WordPress is wrapping everything in paragraph tags even though I’ve wrapped everything in code tags.

    If I could just get the DIVs to show up, I’d be most of the way there. Here’s the stylesheet and the calls for the DIVS as I have them in the post:

    <code><style type="text/css">
    
    #a1 {
    width: 384px;
    height: 216px;
    background-image: url('http:minigiggles.com/wp-content/themes/journalist/images/fhbv-right-in-talk.png');
    float: left;
    }
    
    #a2 {
    width: 384px;
    height: 216px;
    background-image: url('http:minigiggles.com/wp-content/themes/journalist/images/fwbb-left-in-talk384.png');
    }
    
    #a3 {
    width: 384px;
    height: 216px;
    background-image: url('http:minigiggles.com/wp-content/themes/journalist/images/fhbv-right-in-talk.png');
    }
    
    #a4 {
    width: 384px;
    height: 216px;
    background-image: url('http:minigiggles.com/wp-content/themes/journalist/images/fwbb-left-in-talk384.png');
    }
    
    #a5 {
    width: 384px;
    height: 216px;
    background-image: url('http:minigiggles.com/wp-content/themes/journalist/images/fhbv-right-in-talk.png');
    }
    
    #a6 {
    width: 384px;
    height: 216px;
    background-image: url('http:minigiggles.com/wp-content/themes/journalist/images/fwbb-left-in-talk384.png');
    }
    </style>
    <div id="a1">
    <div id="a2">
    <div id="a3">
    <div id="a4">
    <div id="a5">
    <div id="a6">
    </code>

    Here’s what the view source looks like:

    <p><code><br />
    <style type="text/css">
    <p>#a1 {
    width: 384px;
    height: 216px;
    background-image: url('http:minigiggles.com/wp-content/themes/journalist/images/fhbv-right-in-talk.png');
    float: left;
    }</p>
    <p>#a2 {
    width: 384px;
    height: 216px;
    background-image: url('http:minigiggles.com/wp-content/themes/journalist/images/fwbb-left-in-talk384.png');
    }</p>
    <p>#a3 {
    width: 384px;
    height: 216px;
    background-image: url('http:minigiggles.com/wp-content/themes/journalist/images/fhbv-right-in-talk.png');
    }</p>
    <p>#a4 {
    width: 384px;
    height: 216px;
    background-image: url('http:minigiggles.com/wp-content/themes/journalist/images/fwbb-left-in-talk384.png');
    }</p>
    <p>#a5 {
    width: 384px;
    height: 216px;
    background-image: url('http:minigiggles.com/wp-content/themes/journalist/images/fhbv-right-in-talk.png');
    }</p>
    <p>#a6 {
    width: 384px;
    height: 216px;
    background-image: url('http:minigiggles.com/wp-content/themes/journalist/images/fwbb-left-in-talk384.png');
    }
    
    </style>
    <div id="a1">
    <div id="a2">
    <div id="a3">
    <div id="a4">
    <div id="a5">
    <div id="a6">
    </code></p>
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  • Thread Starter wendel-brume

    (@wendel-brume)

    Also, there used to be a setting to tell WordPress to leave your HTML alone. Has that been moved or deleted?

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