mrbiggs

Well I got around it in this instance by using the Highslide plug-in rather than the straight-up JS code. So the link above won’t show the problem any longer. But WP is still inserting <p> and <br /> where I do not want it. If anyone knows why, I’ll love you long time.

Version of WP is 2.7.1. Mac OS is 10.5.7.
Like I said, I don’t recall this happening before v 2.7. I went through some of my older blog posts and don’t see extraneous <p> and <br /> tags.

Update:
After messing around with the page a bit, it seems to now have replaced some of the line breaks with <p> tags. This has basically the same effect, but now with even more unwanted markup.

I went into the page edit page and manually deleted the carriage returns, saved the page, then went back in — again, with the HTML editor, NOT the visual editor — and carriage-returned the code so that I can make sense of it. And WordPress added the <p> tags.

Anyone know why this occurs?

Ok I solved half of that. I found the “nggtags” code which will allow me to show image thumbnails across galleries using tags. So I could tag every single image with a common tag, then create a page that shows that tag. However, to save the trouble of tagging over 120 images with a common tag, is there a code for showing all images in an album across multiple galleries?
I guess “recent” or “random” with a max number that is more than the number of images in my album might work, yes? So if I have [ random max=500 ] when there are only 120 images all together, that would work, right? Any better way?