Guys, need help with Wordpress.

oliver twist

oliver twist

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Guys, I need to clean some html errors inside a page, in Wordpress.
How can I access this particular page, inside my host (Godaddy)? Where does godaddy stores the pages we create?

Need to delete this <a target.

LgVuzNu


By the way, if I open the page in Firefox and check the page code, this <a target don't exist.

I'm a bit stuck, here.
When talking to the theme guys, all they say is to fix the html errors inside the page.

Buying a beer to helpers :)

Thanks
 
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I'm just asking for help. A tip on how to do this. Why should I move it? I don't want to hire a freelancer. I'm seeking help from people who can give me a simple "How to". Don't you need help, sometimes? Do you always go to Hire a freelancer when you need a tip?
Seems that you are here since 2013. You should know by now that in this forum there's people that actually help others .... Or are you counting posts?? There are better ways .
 
Thanks blackmint. I will contact you. I'm finishing few things, first.
 
Looks like you left an 'a tag' open in your sidebar widget? Check the code to make sure you closed it with: </a>

It would make the whole paragraph following look like a link, if I'm right.

Hope this helps :-)

Peace,
Z
 
Weird. It's immediately above the content, so it's probably being rendered in the loop. The codex is absolutely the best place to start to work through but I'm seriously interested in why it's only appearing in chrome. Off the top of my head, some themes use wp_check_browser_version to maintain consistency. Erm, other than that, couldn't say for certain without more info.

Otherwise, I can have a quick look for you if you want to PM me with the url?

eta: Nm - just saw blackmint's reply. Would be interested to know what you found.
 
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Apricot said:
Weird. It's immediately above the content, so it's probably being rendered in the loop. The codex is absolutely the best place to start to work through but I'm seriously interested in why it's only appearing in chrome. Off the top of my head, some themes use wp_check_browser_version to maintain consistency. Erm, other than that, couldn't say for certain without more info.

Otherwise, I can have a quick look for you if you want to PM me with the url?

eta: Nm - just saw blackmint's reply. Would be interested to know what you found.
Click to expand...

I'm curious too, please let us know. I can't really tell if that a tag is closed because of the blurring but it doesn't look right to me, was thinking that column_attr and align_left would be in the sidebar? Anyhow, it's hard to guess but looking at the blurred part at the end doesn't look like a closed a tag.

Hope you get it under wraps my friend!

Peace,
Z
 
@Zekie
Thanks man. I've been looking at the widget and everything is closed. Also in the blurred image I sent. It's closed too.

@Apricot
It's really weird. Never happened to me before. And it's not only in Chrome. In Firefox the problem persists. I will send you guys the url.

Thanks :)
 
Did you get this sorted?
Can't see an <a target="_blank" > between the div class and the content you've shown in the screenshot - did you track it down? What was causing it?
 
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