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I understand that they are showing up, however, like I mentioned, we are not putting them there. When you view the actual HTML that we paste in, there is no reference to onclick, which is why I need to know how to tell WordPress to stop putting it there.

This is the code that we paste into the HTML window.

<p align="left">Find today’s daily download in <a href="https://www.gottapixel.net/store/manufacturers.php?manufacturerid=25/?digifree"><span style="font-weight: bold;">Kathryn Estry's</span></a> store (she is providing her part of the collaboration from November 1-7. The daily download will have this icon under it.

We aren’t adding this information… so how do I tell it to stop adding it?

It doesn’t matter what theme I pick, including the WordPress Classic.

https://www.gottapixel.net/blog/

Looking at the html, there is no onclick in the html.

Thank you ?? I really appreciate your help. It’s all working now (and I learned something new).

Hello.

Because there are links in the image, making a single background image really isn’t going to fit my needs.

There are no extra carriage returns, but there is the white line still. How do I fix this while retaining my links?

Thank you.