[njkalm]

Hi – I figured out a way to make it work. I disabled jQuery sitewide in Thesis theme, and now it works. Hopefully there are no adverse consequences of doing this…

So for now, problem solved!

Noa

[njkalm]

Indeed, removing that bit of CSS does fix the problem, but unfortunately causes a bigger problem, in that I’d have to go back through every page and post and manually add paragraph breaks for every paragraph.

But in playing around with your suggestion, I think I may have found a solution/workaround.

If I surround that paragraph and the following paragraph with a set of <div> tags, the problem is solved. I’m not sure if I understand why that works, but hey, it works. Yay!

Thanks again for all your help!

[njkalm]

Sure, the actual page is behind a member wall, but here’s a test page I set up: http://www.bulletproofmusician.com/test-4/

Thanks for looking into it!

[njkalm]

Thanks so much for the reply. It’s the darndest thing; I tried the suggestion but the <p> tags remain and there is still a line break. I’ve uploaded a picture here: http://s16.postimage.org/o7ha20okl/Screen_Shot_2012_05_01_at_2_20_33_PM.png

Any idea what is causing those <p> tags?

[njkalm]

Hi, I’m having the same problem too. I think I understand the problem in principle, but I’m not sure what the solution is. I tried adding the “display: inline” code to my theme’s CSS, but it doesn’t resolve the problem. It appears that there is a <p></p> set of tags preceding the text anchor code that is causing the line break that I can’t figure out how to get rid of.

Any ideas?

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