sleeplessindc

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The original code is

<p>We especially want to increase the number of judges participating so that they may have more time for thoughtful evaluation of each entry. To volunteer, submit the <a href="https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfaNN_Z4yZ6rN3FjKkkDSD2IiNMWRreT3v8yMJmLzxDsOp-qQ/viewform" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer">Judge Information form</a>. (Please note that <strong>you must use the Google Chrome browser</strong> to complete and submit the judging form.) Judge Applications are being accepted through <?php  include './wp-content/themes/aaron-child/includes/comp_deadline_alliance_for_judge_apps.php'; ?></p>
<table id="MEMBS" class="anchor white_comm">
<caption>Committee Members
<details>
<summary>Table contents</summary>
<p>The first column shows the position title, the second column shows the name, and the third column gives the email address.</p>
</details>
</caption>

Why is a spurious closing p </p> being added following <caption>Committee Member line in the rendered code?

<p>We especially want to increase the number of judges participating so that they may have more time for thoughtful evaluation of each entry. To volunteer, submit the <a href="https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfaNN_Z4yZ6rN3FjKkkDSD2IiNMWRreT3v8yMJmLzxDsOp-qQ/viewform" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer">Judge Information form</a>. (Please note that <strong>you must use the Google Chrome browser</strong> to complete and submit the judging form.) Judge Applications are being accepted through <span class="blue_electric"><b>Friday, 9 September 2022.</b></span></p>
<table id="MEMBS" class="anchor white_comm">
<caption>Committee Members</p>
<details>
<summary>Table contents</summary>
<p>The first column shows the position title, the second column shows the name, and the third column gives the email address.</p>
</details>
</caption>

@sdayman Yes, I know those incorrect p tags are being added automatically by WordPress. My question is how to stop them being added at all or at least how to stop them from being put in un-nested properly. They break the code.

I have seen that I can turn off the WPautop feature but that turns off more than just the additional p tags. It also turns off intentional <br> tags, and all the styling I have for specific <p> tags and headers.

WordPress needs to fix the WPautop feature so it nests tags correctly–Use correct code syntax. What good is this feature if it doesn’t follow coding standards?

Thank you. That article does explain some things and I tried using the function it recommended but it disabled all the styling in my style sheet for paragraphs and headers.
I searched Google for other suggestions and could only find ways to disable WP adding p tags around content but it also disabled all the br tags.

I want to keep the p and br tags I’ve used in my pages and posts but prevent WP from adding additional p tags around commented out sections and other places it thinks there needs to be extra p tags added to. Especially inserted ones in the wrong places such as before a closing div and after an opening div tag. Wpautop should at least use the correct syntax for nesting elements.

Aargh! I should have read the first part of this about Import not working more closely. After tediously creating three new QuickTags for an installation, I just exported a new JSON file from that installation hoping to update another installation but the Import wiped everything out that was there and all QuickTags are now blank.

Please, please fix this.

I am having the same problem with creating new quicktags. After filling out the boxes for the new tag: Button Label*, Start Tag(s)*, End Tag(s), Order (and checking the boxes for posts, pages, and widgets), the Save Changes button does not save the new tag but says the settings were saved.

Looking at the AddQuickTag page again, the entry for the new quicktag appears at the top of the list with an Order of zero (0) and just the Start Tag(s)*. No Button Label*, no End Tag(s), and no checked boxes for where the button can be used. A new empty Button Label* set appears at the end of the list. After filling the information out again for the new button with the missing information, Save Changes will save the new button and move it to its correct order number.

Perhaps there needs to be a way to add a new blank Button Label* set below the new button so it gets saved the first time.

• This reply was modified 2 years, 3 months ago by sleeplessindc.

The database seems to have been fixed. It connects now. This plugin works great in WordPress 5.8.2.
1. Add the following as last line in wp-config.php
define(‘INCLUDE_ME_DIR’, __DIR__ . ‘/wp-content/include-me’);
2. Put all your includes files in the include-me folder.
3. Example use in page or post:
blah, blah, [includeme file=’/filename.php’] blah, blah.

Thank you! The 3x is much better.

I’ve cleared cache in both the website and the browser and it doesn’t help.

So does mine but only after a power failure. Surely you can keep the same one for a few weeks or long enough to send me your current IP address so I can allow it long enough for you to look at the site?

What is your IP address so I can whitelist you?

Yes. The URL is https://jobs.stcwdc.org/

Any answer for where to find the API & auth menu?

Thank you. I created a new project but where do I find the API & auth menu? Here is a screenshot of what I see.
https://www.dropbox.com/s/wdt7qh4vew1o8ny/Google-api-project-created.png?dl=0

Great. Where is the update? The plugin’s page still says it hasn’t been updated for two years and is version 1.2.1. I am using the Simple Wp Sitemap Premium version 2.2.7. Has it been updated also? If so, how do I get the update for the Premium version?

It still works great with WordPress 5.6.2 using PHP 7.3.27, Glad to hear it works with PHP 7.4 but my hosting provider hasn’t gone there yet.
I hope someone takes this over because in addition to listing pages and posts, it also list images.

• This reply was modified 3 years, 8 months ago by sleeplessindc. Reason: add omitted phrase