They symptom is solved and I know what to do but ... I haven't really
dug under the covers on why this symptom manifests itself.
The key is the <TR> and </TR> tags. For some reason, when the post is
displayed by calling the WordPress function of:
<?php the_content('Read the rest of this entry »'); ?>
then the <TR><td>...</td></TR> is changed into
<p><TR><td>...</td></p></TR><br />
By changing the tags to <tr><td>...</td></tr> then it somehow pleases
the WordPress gods more, and they stop adding in <p> and <br /> tags. I
haven't peeled back the covers on 'the_content' to see what it's doing
though. I'll correct my posts with a SQL-UPDATE statement.
Moral of the story: When using HTML in a WordPress post, use lower case
tags.
Thanks everyone for your input!
-Kevin
On 01/19/2012 03:50 AM, Thierry Nivelet wrote:
> I see a HTML problem
> What is in bold should not be there
> Also, I wonder why<TR> and</TR> are in upper case while the other tags
> are in lower case - not an issue, just weird.
>
> <TR>
> <td valign="top">Web Site:</td>
> <td><strong><a
> href="http://gaarchery.org/<view-source:http://gaarchery.org/>"target="_blank">http://gaarchery.org/</a></strong></td>
> *<p>*</TR>*<br />*
>
> thn
>
> Le 19/01/12 01:51, Kevin Cully a écrit :
>> I run an archery club for kids, no matter the age. I also run the web
>> site which is WordPress based. I'm posting the calendar of upcoming
>> tournaments and the HTML table is pushed too low in the post.
>>
>> When I examine the source, there isn't anything in the post that appears
>> that would push the table lower. However, if I "Inspect Element" in
>> Chrome or start FireBugz in Firefox, I see a series of "<p></p><br>" in
>> the viewer. I've looked through the CSS as best as I can but I can't
>> find anything that would make that appear.
>>
>> Any CSS experts want to take a crack at this?
>>
>> Post:
>> http://forsytharchery.com/club/2012/01/gaa-state-indoor-tournament/
>>
>> CSS:
>> http://forsytharchery.com/club/wp-content/themes/birdie2day-12/style.css
>>
>> Thanks!
>> Kevin
>>
>
>
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