You are using single quotation in single quotation which is not possible, use one of the below approch, Approch 1 (‘ \’ ‘): ‘post_alert_user’ => esc_html__(‘Thank you for your submission at ‘, ‘usp-pro’) .$user[‘admin_name’] . esc_html__(‘! If submissions require approval, you\’ll receive an email once it\’s approved.’, ‘usp-pro’), Approch 2 (” ‘ “): ‘post_alert_user’ => … Read more
You might set the line height of the h2 in the custom css like this h2 { line-height: 5px !important } but this is just a workaround.
I think you’re <a> tag does have a styling of display: block try display: inline-block; on on you’re <a> tag
Try: <li> <?php echo wpautop( $lyrics_1);?> </li> instead of this line: <?php echo “<li>\n”; wpautop( $lyrics_1) ; “</li>\n”; ?> edit: thanks @Toscho for the syntax edit, I made a hasty error in my earlier revision 😉
Try disabling the visual editor in your User Profile and see if that helps. If it does, disable any plugins – always one of the first troubleshooting tips to try with WordPress – that have anything to do with the editor functions and enable the Visual Editor again and see if the text is still … Read more
It is possible to add line breaks using in the “Text” view like so: https://cloudup.com/cb5PCT2sWRP One thing to be aware of is that once you add the HTML for non-breaking spaces, you must remain in the “Text” view for future edits; switching back and forth to the visual editor will remove the above code.
If “line advances” are line breaks you could try wrapping the output in wpautop()
Why is WP ignoring my line breaks?
It’s with the trailing semicolon. Not without, maybe that’s the problem? edit: also the question is quite hard to understand. Do you add those s by hand or is the editor adding them even though you don’t want them or what?
Ended up with the very low-tech, but functional, fix of adding<p> in place of an html paragraph tag. Worked like a charm.