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  • Plugin Author xnau webdesign

    (@xnau)

    Plugin Author xnau webdesign

    (@xnau)

    Your first issue is one that crops up when the output of the plugin get put through WordPress’ auto paragraphs. It makes a real mess. The easiest solution is to use CSS, as you had before…you’re right about the “br” tags, just give them a display:none. For the “p” tags, the trick is to make them display:inline

    Your second question is yes, possible with the use of a custom template and a little code to alter the output of one of the fields. You would start by grabbing the URL from the field value before the fields loop starts. Then, in the loop, look for your field to put the link on…when you find it alter the output value to include your link.

    That’s the quick sketch… if you want some more detail, let me know…you will need to know your way around a PHP template.

    Thread Starter kperovic

    (@kperovic)

    You totally solved my first issue. Can’t believe it was that simple! Thanks!

    For the second issue, I will definitely require more detail if you’re okay with helping me out. I can navigate my way around a PHP template but I definitely can’t come up with anything from scratch.

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