<div> Tags in Post

  • I am setting up a blog for my wife and her friends to share recipes. In contemplating my design, I’d like to have various “sections” of the content show up in different ways.

    For example, a typical recipe post contains a “note”, a “description”, an “ingredients” list, and a set of “directions”. I’m wondering if there is a way that the gals can write their posts using <div id=”#”> tags for the various sections or some other method so that I can control layout per post.

    I’m sure this could be made into a plugin but I don’t have php programming skills and I’m wondering if the capability exists within the existing program.

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  • You could try turning off the RTE? In blog’s control panel, under USERS => PROFILE section. As shown in this image here:
    https://spencerp.net/images2/turnoff-rte.gif

    spencerp

    Thread Starter Matt Edminster

    (@chiinook)

    I guess the question is, will these div sections within a post be recognized in the same way code would be, such that my style sheet would take care of the positioning/style?

    Thread Starter Matt Edminster

    (@chiinook)

    … and not show up as regular text?

    Thread Starter Matt Edminster

    (@chiinook)

    Well, I figured it out. Thanks!

    Sorry took a bit to come back, was in other threads at the time lol. Well, glad to hear you figured it out. ?? Can you change the status of this thread to [Resolved] now, or..? :);)

    spencerp

    Could you maybe describe how you’ve done this ?
    I’m trying to achieve a similar thing with div’s but to show a gallery.

    on https://www.rubber-visions.com/wp/alison-1
    i’ve colored some things to show the problem.
    Red is widecolumn
    Blue is the entry
    Yellow is the div background

    Sizes are not correct yet, but that’s not the prob.

    My problem is the <div> i entered in the post ends up BELOW the post (but still within the widecolumn)

    (if replying in a resolved topic is not allowed, i’m sorry)

    how bout letting people know that isnt EXACTLY safe for work, Beee.

    (Would go a long way here, if you happen to post your blog links in any other thread)

    i’m sorry about not telling you it’s NSFW, i apologise…
    didn’t think of it, since i’m still building on it and just have some images as test….

    just realised <div> is a layer and maybe that’s why it’s not listed in the post itself. solved it with tables now, but i don’t like it so much.

    just any new thread ? because i’m interested in learning more about including div.

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