Moving a Button

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  • What is all of this supposed to do?

    <br />
		<p id="reg_passmail">

					</p>

    It’s in between the last input field and the button and creates a line break as well as a paragraph break.

    Thread Starter AyeAaron

    (@ayeaaron)

    Do I just take out the <br /> & </p> or the whole thing?

    It seems like you can take the whole thing out since there is nothing in the paragraph, assuming that the same condition exists on all posts & pages. You may need to leave the <br /> but the empty paragraph is definitely creating an unnecessary space.

    Thread Starter AyeAaron

    (@ayeaaron)

    When I delete the whole thing I lose the Registration button.

    Try changing the <p> and </p> to <div> and </div> respectively.

    Thread Starter AyeAaron

    (@ayeaaron)

    I have it like this and it still has the space in there

    <?php do_action('register_form'); ?>
        <div id="reg_passmail">
        </div>

    See what #reg_passmail style attributes are in the CSS. There may be some height, padding, or margins added there. I still don’t know what that div is for as it appears empty in your page source.

    Thread Starter AyeAaron

    (@ayeaaron)

    reg_passmail doesn’t show up in the CSS

    If it’s not in the CSS of your theme it must be in the CSS of a plugin. It is not a native WordPress ID.

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