RockyMtnHi

Could you elaborate? This doesn’t make sense.

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Just do it.

Dowload the latest version (2.7.1) at https://www.www.ads-software.com, install it, create custom templates for WordPress then run with it.

We just went through this at our site, and I have a Windows Help file that describes the issues and solutions of the entire effort. I’ll have it up at our site soon.

Good luck with it. We love WordPress and feel it is the best way to go nowadays due to its simplicity.

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I have run across this.

You need to either stop the output at line 850 or move the code that modifies the header to be above line 850.

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iridiax,
That was it! I installed the plugin from topic 202980 and it stopped the extra <p> tags from being added by WP.

Everything we do is standards compliant, and this was killing the page code.

I truly appreciate your help in solving this problem.

Happy Holidays to you, and I hope that you receive something during this season that you appreciate as much as I appreciate your guidance here.

Best regards

I have spent hours trying to solve this WP problem – and this did it! Thank you so much for taking the time to create it.

I did try both of these (just tried again) and everything else that makes sense in terms of outsmarting WP. No workie.

At this point I’m trying to figure out how to bypass the WP addition of the extranneous <p> tags that consistently break the W3C compliancy.

Thanks iridiax.

I have removed the source code line breaks between the tags where WP places the <p> tags, but it still adds them. I am really perplexed here because that has fixed these problems before, but not now.

For example, in the code below it inserts a <p> tag between the end table tag and the word When and I can’t do anything to remove it. I even removed the word When and it still adds the extra <p> tag:
</table>When

Ok, thanks.

It just seems to me that this is a fairly straightforward question and I’m surprised that nobody has an answer for it.

Maybe this isn’t the best place for WordPress help.

Can anyone point me to a site that provides help? I have to get this resolved since it involves our customer websites also.

Thanks for any direction.

I think I have the same problem. I am running 2.7 and have the (Settings > General) WordPress Address and Blog Address both set to the root of my website.

There is both a Front Page and Posts Page option for a static home page in the Settings > Reading section of the WP admin and I set both of them to 2 different static pages I have created. The Front Page works, but when I preview the Posts Page it just redirects to the page defined as the Front Page.

Is there a way to fix this?

Thanks

I had the same problem and my solution was changing the php.ini entry for memory_limit. Mine occurred by installing a lot if plugins. I think the standard default is 32MB, so change this value to what suits you. I changed mine to 1024Mb.

Anyone have an idea on this?
I simply want to know what the home page address of my blog is if:
* I use a static page as my home page
* the WordPress address and Blog address are both set to the root folder of the site

Thanks

I added a folder /blog to the Blog Address and it indeed placed the blog posts there. The problem is that it also places the static pages there. I don’t want my website pages to be in a folder named /blog.

What I’m trying to figure out is if the site page is a static page and I have my website static pages in the root folder, can I place only the blog posts in a /blog folder, or if I have both static and blog posts in the root folder, how can I identify the blog home page?

Thanks

I have cleared the IE browser cache and even opened it in Firefox but it doesn’t load my header.php file and still shows as transitional.

Hah!

Just disabled HTML Tidy for WordPress plugin and it now uses my actual header.php code that is XHTML 1.0 Strict. Problem solved.

Interesting that they change the version of XHTML.
Anyhoo,
On to frying bigger fish…

Same problem:
* IIS
* Clean and new WP 2.6.1 installation
* 404 on all pages with permalink /index.php/%category%/%postname%/
* tried all solutions above to no avail

Time sensitive so I’m hoping for a solution soon…