Getzel Rubashkin

I should have asked: are you running a multisite installation, or can we cross that off the list of possible culprits?

I don’t think so, but I’ll poke around. Another possibility is that something in the multisite setup is effecting it somehow.

Do you have a link to a prior discussion? I was obviously not using the right search terms. Any idea why the margin would be echoed but the actual bar itself is not showing up?

Actually, I have been having the same problem, and I’m pretty sure it is the 3.1 admin shortcut bar. As such, it won’t bother visitors to your site, but I started a thread on it here, and will post any progress I make on it there.

I may not be up on my evil, but I had never heard that. Cursory reading of your WP help sounds like they are talking about multiple line breaks as opposed to one. I may be wrong…

edit: rereading the WP help you quoted, maybe it is referring to a break after a paragraph specifically.

Not a very reliable way to do it – it may break differently on different screens, but I’ll let you know if I come up with a solution to that.

Not following… sounds like you are still going to need to break the line. How are you planning on doing that?

I’d have to test… why do you want to do that?

I will post if I come up with a better way.

Incidentally, using strip_tags to remove the HTML tags has the advantage of being to allow certain tags. While you wouldn’t want that for an HTML title, it might be still be helpful. For example, if you wanted make part of the tagline a link to an ‘About Us’ page, but strip out the link while on that page without losing other formatting tags. you could do that with strip_tags, but not with str_replace.

?? That’s what I meant. So to recap, using html_entity_decode allows you to use HTML in your title or tagline, and strip_tags on the data that html_entity_decode returns gives you a clean string which can be used as a HTML title.

@h-u-g-o: if you use it with html_encode it should still work, since html_encode is returning legitimate tags which strip_tags can then remove. Once I get back to my computer I’ll see if I can’t figure out a simpler way, but this should work.

Of course, you would need to use get_bloginfo so the data can be processed.

I’m away from my computer and can’t test anything right now, but I would think strip_tags() or something similar would do the trick…

Easily doable, see my post here.

hat-tip: EnglishMike.net

If you are using Menus there is a Home option you can just add to the menu. You can find it in the Pages listing, under the View All tab.