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[Resolved] removing DIV wrapper from view output

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Last updated by staceyz 4 years, 3 months ago.

Assisted by: Shane.

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#1772353

Hi - how do I create my view output so that it doesn't wrap it in a DIV. I have seen other support topics from years ago about this and some of the responses say that there will be a future option to remove it without adding custom code.
Thanks!

This is what it outputs:
<div id="wpv-view-layout-753" class="js-wpv-view-layout js-wpv-layout-responsive js-wpv-view-layout-753" (and more within the div)>
MY OUTPUT
</div>
when I'd like it to just output
MY OUTPUT

#1772365

Also, need to note that this view does depend on a query filter, which appears to be coded into the div... FYI!

#1772377

So... I'm thinking instead of removing the DIV, it can be change to a SPAN??

#1772455

Shane
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Hi Stacey,

Thank you for getting in touch.

This query filter is it for the frontend ? Is this view being used as a search view ?

If not then there is a checkbox on the view below the Loop Editor to remove the wrapper divs.

However this must be a clean view that is not used for anything else. Meaning there must not be any pagination or searches on the view.

Thanks,
Shane

#1773625

My issue is resolved now. Thank you!