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  • #8538

    Windycityfella
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    G’Day.

    Has anyone come across an issue with the Shortcodes generating training characters ?

    I am using some of the Shortcodes on a page and no matter which code I use, they appear to be generating strange training characters. Like it is trying to fill out te line.

    See the attached screenshot.

    I am using the Lists Shortcode in the top left which is inside a Column Shortcode and the Latest Post Shortcode which is inside another Column Shortcode

    The fact that I have some shortcodes inside another shortcode doesn’t appear to be the issue as even if I just put the List or Latest Post shortcode on a page on it’s own these characters appear!

    Mmmmm.

    Any help would be appreciated.

    Cheers,

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    #8574

    kevin(Staff)
    Key Master

    Hi,

    Could you perhaps clarify a bit what you exactly mean with ” training characters” ? I’m having some trouble getting a hold of it, even with the screenshot.

     

    Thanks,

     

    Kevin

    #8576

    Windycityfella
    Participant

    Kevin,
    G’Day and thanks for replying to my posting.

    Actually what I am talking about is the line of ‘slashes’, as after the ‘You Have Goals’ or ‘Workout of the Day’.

    Is there any way to have these not show up ?
    I am assuming that they are part of the programming, but the client that I am setting the site up for doesn’t really want them.

    Thanks in anticipation.
    Cheers,

    Michael.

    #8618

    kevin(Staff)
    Key Master

    Hi Michael,

    I see what you mean by that. This is basically a part of the header css for that particular class. What you could do to get this out of the way is edit the CSS, in MikMag/Core/Shortcodes/shortcodes.css

    div.shortcode-header, remove the background image part.

    Be aware that this might affect the appearance of some more shortcodes that use this class, obviously.

     

    Kevin

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