Remove extra line breaks in WordPress
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This is for me to remember, but can be useful to others as well. It took me almost a half hour to hunt down and I dont want to have to hunt it down again!
Find this line in your b2functions.php (inside your b2-include folder):
function wpautop($pee, $br=1) {
Replace it with:
function wpautop($pee, $br=0) {
And no more extra line breaks!
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Speak Stiltedly and Wear a Yellow Shirt — 06/4/2004 @ 12:28 pmWrestling with legacy linebreaks from Blogger and MovableType in WordPress 1.2.
This function makes it impossible to display multiple images next to each other in a post, as it inserts line breaks in between each one. This fixed the problem, I’m really glad you found it, I was looking for it for a while and couldn’t find it.
It took me a while to find your post also, I was looking for something to do with line breaks and img tags, I didn’t realize that this one massive function handles all of this stuff.
The only difference now is that it’s now in functions-formatting.php inside the wp-includes (in wp mingus).
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paul (1 comments.) — 08/28/2004 @ 5:35 pmThis post is definitely most useful. I was having an issue where kept showing up in my posts when I was doing a (using plugin exec_php) and this completely solved the problem.
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Jack Po (1 comments.) — 04/5/2006 @ 5:00 pm