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  • Plugin Author Michael Simpson

    (@msimpson)

    I see that I have a paragraph tag in between the search bar and the map, which is kind of dumb. I just pushed version 1.1.2. In it I removed the paragraph and set a bottom margin on the search to 5 pixels.

    If you want to change that, add custom CSS like this:
    #filter-form { margin-bottom: 5px }
    Change 5px to whatever you want.

    Thread Starter Greg7976

    (@greg7976)

    Ok thanks for your answer I just upgraded the pluging and got this on my add a yard sale page ….some of the code is showing beneath the entry boxes……

    Email* value=””
    onblur=”ysFormJs_1430580393_7204.fetchLatLong()”/>
    Street* value=””
    onblur=”ysFormJs_1430580393_7204.fetchLatLong()”/>
    City
    Date of Sale id=”state”
    type=”text”
    size=”2″
    value=””
    onblur=”ysFormJs_1430580393_7204.fetchLatLong()”/>

    For Sale Items*

    cols=”30″>

    type=”submit” value=”Submit”/>

    I would send you a PDF of the page but cant upload here can you?

    Plugin Author Michael Simpson

    (@msimpson)

    I’m not seeing this on mine. And that page/code did not change.

    I think what you posted is not showing everything. You should make that block “code” in the editor when you paste it in.

    Does a Ctl-Shift-Refresh of the browser clear it up?

    Plugin Author Michael Simpson

    (@msimpson)

    Did you change the form label for “email” to something with a “>” in it?

    Thread Starter Greg7976

    (@greg7976)

    No the only label I changed was the “State” to Date of Sale. I needed to tell people when their sale was taking place.

    You maybe able to see this at https://www.ysnr.ca/add-a-yard-sale/

    I am less than a novice at coding, sorry. I did not edit anything else just unchecked a few things in the shortcode preps.

    Thread Starter Greg7976

    (@greg7976)

    if you like I can give you access to the backend if you wanna have a closer look?

    Thread Starter Greg7976

    (@greg7976)

    Also Ctl-Shift-Refresh did nothing.

    Plugin Author Michael Simpson

    (@msimpson)

    I see. What is happening is your WordPress site is injecting <br/> line break tags every time it it sees a line break in code.

    So this:

    <td><input name="email" id="email" type="text" size="30"
                                       value=""
                                       onblur="ysFormJs_1430583293_5997.fetchLatLong()"/>

    becomes:

    <td><input name="email" id="email" type="text" size="30"<br />
                                       value=""<br />
                                       onblur="ysFormJs_1430583293_5997.fetchLatLong()"/>

    And the browser thinks the <input> tag is being closed.

    I’m not sure how to turn that off. I’ll just update the plugin not to have line breaks inside an input tag.

    Thread Starter Greg7976

    (@greg7976)

    Great thanks I will let you know how it works out.

    Thank you Sir

    Plugin Author Michael Simpson

    (@msimpson)

    See this post

    The Fix: Add a space above and below your shortcode tag in the HTML Editor.

    Plugin Author Michael Simpson

    (@msimpson)

    I just pushed version 1.1.3

    Thread Starter Greg7976

    (@greg7976)

    The new version fix seemed to work just a little bit of the code

    cols=”30″>

    is peeking out in the area where you add items for sale

    Plugin Author Michael Simpson

    (@msimpson)

    Pushed 1.1.4

    But you will still get extra space between elements because of the injection of BR tags. You should try to eliminate them per the the post I cited.

    Thread Starter Greg7976

    (@greg7976)

    Ok I will… thank you very much

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