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I am rotating content on a page and the shortcodes are adding line breaks - however if I try to use them inline - so there are no line breaks - they are not recognized...
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Hi Sandor,
I'm seeing something strangely similar in a test site. I'll ask one of the developers to take a look at this.
Regarding the inline example you mentioned though, I'm not sure I understand. The shortcode example you gave on that one has the closing tag first. Was it meant to be that way?
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Hi Sandor,
I've been trying to replicate that on a test site, using the content you posted as well, and I can't seem to replicate it. I'm wondering if maybe a version difference might account for it or not?
Could you let me know what version of WordPress and Schedule Selected Content you're using?
Also, if possible, could you provide a link to a site where the issue can be seen?
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Thanks for all the additional information Sándor. I'll ask one of the developers to take a look at this as well as I can't really see any reason that would work that way.
Could you maybe try switching to Twenty Ten for a moment to see if the issue persists with that as well?
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Hi Sandor,
I'm seeing something strangely similar in a test site. I'll ask one of the developers to take a look at this.
Regarding the inline example you mentioned though, I'm not sure I understand. The shortcode example you gave on that one has the closing tag first. Was it meant to be that way?
Thanks,
David
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Hi David,
Sorry - I wasn't clear...
I was getting the extra line breaks - so I was trying to use the shortcodes on the same line...
But when I did that - the shortcode was not parsed by WordPress and was displayed instead...
In this example - the second opening shortcode tag is displayed instead of used...
[scheduled onetime="2011/07/13" time="01:00 AM" length="0:0:00:30"]
CONTENT
[/scheduled] [scheduled onetime="2011/07/13" time="01:30 AM" length="0:0:23:30"]
CONTENT
[/scheduled]
Cheers!
-Sandor
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Hi Sandor,
I've been trying to replicate that on a test site, using the content you posted as well, and I can't seem to replicate it. I'm wondering if maybe a version difference might account for it or not?
Could you let me know what version of WordPress and Schedule Selected Content you're using?
Also, if possible, could you provide a link to a site where the issue can be seen?
Thanks,
David
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Sure...
Scheduled Content v1.0
WordPress v3.1.3 (Sorry, in the middle of an event - will have to update later...)
OptimizePress Theme v 1.36
URL of demo for you: http://www.loveonpurposerevolution.com/wpmudev-test/
Code that is on that page is below....
[scheduled onetime="2011/07/14" time="01:00 AM" length="0:0:1:0"]
Content 1
[/scheduled][scheduled onetime="2011/07/14" time="02:00 AM" length="0:1:0:0"]
Content 2
[/scheduled]
Cheers,
-Sándor
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Thanks for all the additional information Sándor. I'll ask one of the developers to take a look at this as well as I can't really see any reason that would work that way.
Could you maybe try switching to Twenty Ten for a moment to see if the issue persists with that as well?
Thanks,
David
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Hmmm, it simply uses the WP shortcode handler, so if there really was a bug it would be in WP core, which I doubt as others don't report an issue.
So if it's still happening it's most likely a plugin conflict, especially one that uses it's own shortcode handler or messes with the content.
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