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I was looking at the source output of the WordPress function the_content(), and noticed that the html formatting was strange. <pre><code><div> <inline element> 'text node' </inline element> 'text node' <inline element> 'text node' </inline element> 'text node' </div> </code></pre> I was using a php DOM parser editing textContent, and found that all of the text nodes except those in inline element tags were not in a p tag. So they are textContent of the div tag that contains the content. I was wondering if this was my fault or if wordPress just has bad output. I think it would be unlikely for such a widely used cms to have such a basic formatting issue. EDIT : I still don't know if other theme developers have found this issue with wordPress. in any case I wrote a small snip-it to fix it. <pre><code>function setDOM(){ $html = get_the_content(); $html = trim( preg_replace( '/\s+/', ' ', $html ) ); $dom = new DOMDocument; $dom->loadHTML($html); $xpath = new DOMXpath($dom); $textNodes = $xpath->query('//text()'); foreach($textNodes as $textNode){ $parent = $textNode->parentNode; if (($parent->nodeName !== 'em') && ($parent->nodeName !== 'strong') && ($parent->nodeName !== 'a') && ($parent->nodeName !== 'dt')) { $txt = $textNode->textContent; $newP = $dom->createElement('p'); $newTxt = $dom->createTextNode($txt); $newP->appendChild($newTxt); $parent->replaceChild($newP, $textNode); } } $dom->saveHTML(); return $dom; } $dom = setDOM(); echo $dom->saveHTML(); </code></pre> I am admittedly a PHP novice and any tips or feedback on that snip-it would be appreciated.
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1. CONot wordpress fault, try disable all your plugins
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