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Last updated by Luo Yang vor 9 Jahre, 9 Monate.
Assigned support staff: Luo Yang.
I have a view that generates an unwanted <p></p> before them template no matter what I do.
The attached shows the template as well as the generated HTML. You'll see that I have no white space at all, yet there is a <p> generated. For demonstration purposes I have an exclamation before <wpv-loop> to show that the <p> is coming from this view. Without the ! there still is an empty <p> tag. I have to get rid of that, it is wrecking my layout.
I do not appear to have this issue with another view.
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