Superfluous blanks

  • Resolved doffine

    (@doffine)


    3 years, 9 months ago

    Hi Webnus team,

    we just noted superfluous blanks in the frontend where events are displayed via a shortcode. These blanks weren’t there in earlier versions of the plugin and we haven’t added them on our own.

    It is to be found in the event details. The source code generated by MEC / the shortcode is exactly as follows:

    <div class="mec-event-detail">
                            Sunday                            , <span class="mec-event-loc-place">House A</span>                         </div>

    Between “Sunday” and the comma there are numerous blanks that don’t come from us. The browser shows them on the frontend as a single, superfluous blank:

    “Sunday , House A”

    The first blank shouldn’t be there. We guess this must be a glitch in the plugin. Can you do something about this?

    Thanks for your great plugin and work,
    -doffine

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  • Plugin Contributor webnus

    (@webnus)

    Hello @doffine,

    Thank you for contacting us.

    Actually, Installing the optimization plugin(s) will resolve those issues if that includes the HTML minifier feature so that you can find any plugin with this feature on the WordPress repository.

    Best Regards

    Thread Starter doffine

    (@doffine)

    Hi @webnus,

    thanks for coming back to us.

    Currently we don’t want to use an extra HTML minifier plugin on our websites, especially not only to straighten out what another plugin does. Is there a chance that you’ll fix your plugin to clean HTML output without superfluous blanks and when will that be? We mean, it should not be the task of a clean up plugin to output good HTML but it should be your plugin itself outputting no superfluous blanks.

    Greetings,
    -doffine

    Plugin Contributor webnus

    (@webnus)

    Hello @doffine,

    Space between HTML tags will not make a problem for your website, but this topic has already been forwarded to the developer team to remove some extra space in the HTML structure.

    Best Regards

    Thread Starter doffine

    (@doffine)

    Hi @webnus,

    thanks for coming back to us.

    You are right, blanks between HTML tags are no problem for us. Only superfluous blanks that really get displayed in the frontend shouldn’t be there.

    Thanks for forwarding it to the developers. We are looking forward to the fix.

    Greetings,
    -doffine

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