Peter Griffin

Excellent. Simple and effective.

Problem sort of fixed through adding the <div>-tags around <?php the_content() ?>. I guess I’ll have to stop being so strict on my sourcecode. I always like to have the smallest bit of HTML in my page, and have it totally designed by CSS. (For obvious reasons and also as a training for myself)

So, confirmed that the div-fix works (: Thanks again.

@taxpolicy, try to add <div></div> around <?php the_content() ?> in your theme’s HTML. It’s not totally the answer I was looking for tbh, but for the design/looks of it it works like a charm.

Cheers ??

Thanks for the tip RoseCitySister ?? Imma try that, ‘tho I will keep searching a bit for the part where it’s added to the_content. I’m a huge fan of minimalism ^^

ps: If anyone knows where the <p>-tag is added, please do still reply. Thanks! ??

Heya,

You might want to go to ‘Design’ and then to “Theme Editor”. Then on the side check out ‘Single Post’ and all. Just look carefully to where it says the <?php> containing the ‘tag’ function. There you can also remove the meta part. (Assuming you know a little html)

Hope this helps you!