Styling Pages ( the_content(); )

  • Tried searching through the files but couldn’t find out where to customize the styling of the_content(). I just wanted to remove the <p> tags that encapsulate the content for pages.

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  • Thread Starter airporte

    (@airporte)

    bump

    Hmm, interesting question. I also looked through some files and couldn’t find that <p> tag.

    The default Loop reads:

    <div class="entry">
     <?php the_content('Read the rest of this entry &raquo;'); ?>
</div>

    Is there something special you need to do that can’t be done via CSS?

    .entry p {
     /* stuff */
}

    Hmm, interesting question. I also looked through some files and couldn’t find that <p> tag.

    The default Loop reads:

    <div class="entry">
     <?php the_content('Read the rest of this entry &raquo;'); ?>
</div>

    Is there something special you need to do that can’t be done via CSS?

    .entry p {
     /* stuff */
}
    Thread Starter airporte

    (@airporte)

    Nothing special.. just meticulous design. I was being picky and wanted my content (generated from the single post) to align correctly with the content from my sidebar. However, that auto-populated <p> tag is giving me a little bit of pixels.

    Sorry for that double post, the Forums were acting funky. I’ll keep looking into it.

    Thread Starter airporte

    (@airporte)

    bump.. *still looking myself*

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