ssinno28

I actually wasn’t trying to place it in the sidebar, it was inside the post…not sure if that makes a difference.

The plan is just to have the register form show up on its own without the client using the shortcode inside the post (which I understand works) because they always seem to forget to use these things. I am trying to place the code inside the single.php file.

At first I tried just adding the html generated from the shortcode and placing the style sheets and js validation scripts in the header, then I tried using the php code from registration-view.php but that didn’t work at all.

I also tried placing the html generated from the shortcode inside the Login Template because that seems to be placed inside every post. Still didn’t work.

If you need any other information just let me know.

The same thing happened to me when I was using get_excerpt() to show the posts on the main page or category pages. The log in template will only show if you use get_content().

I actually got it so that it does validate it, but it does not produce the text; such as, “this email is already in use” etc…

Do you know why this may be?

I actually got it to pass, there were some odd errors generating that I did not understand until I worked with it a bit. I passed it as XHTML Strict.

So your saying that I should not be concerned if the blog does not generate valid HTML? I understand that the HTML5 validator is experimental, but I thought the previous versions were accurate (I am using XHTML for the blog). I use this site to validate my websites: https://validator.w3.org.

Does anyone else have trouble generating valid HTML on their blogs?

Should I be concerned about the errors considering how search engine spiders may react to the site?