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Hi t-p,

Thank you very much for responding.

I have tried that. I removed the custom structure, and tried saving as all of the other permalink preset structures. They all result in the same problem EXCEPT for the one that doesn’t require permalinks, (the default page id method).

ha ha, so I found a hacky solution. I generally don’t hack,but I have to get this done. I just put a style to the
tag of display:none.

So here is an example:

<form id="myForm">
<label>Name</label>
<br /> [this is the break tag inserted by wordpress]
<input type="text"></input>
</form>

Just add:
#myForm br {display:none;}
to your stylesheet.

Since you should be coding semantically anyway, you should not be using break tags so this shouldn’t effect your other layouts. But let’s say that you do have other
tags somewhere that you want to display, then just add a general style for
tags to display normally like such:
br {display:inline}

If anyone finds a non-hacky solution, please let me know.

So I am also having the same problem. A break tag is being placed after my label tag. My guess is that it is the TinyMCE editor. I tried to remove all spaces in my editor visually and nothing happened.

Any solutions to this?