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Please Help Me!!! This Should Be a Easy Fix For Someone That is Very Good With WordPress

by Jwest
8 replies
Hello,

I need some major help, because I am getting a headache trying to figure out my wordpress problem..

I am using Absolum 1.1.1 by Theme4Press

Now, Every time I make a post it automatically puts in this crazy code of
&<<em>strong>nbsp; or <<em>strong> .. I delete it and it comes back when I view the page. Its very very annoying, and it keeps showing up... How do I get rid of it permanently?

I am a newbie on Wordpress, but I have built another blog with a different theme and had no problems like this. So I am guessing it has to do with something with the theme I am using..

Can somebody please help me?? I would greatly appreciate it!!!

Thanks,

Jwest
#easy #fix #good #wordpress
  • Profile picture of the author jeffam
    You should try to find this string in one of the theme files (maybe in single.php)
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  • Profile picture of the author DominicF
    Is the text appearing the page editor after you have deleted it?
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  • Profile picture of the author danielharris
    That's possible that some function in custom_functions of theme adds this code. Have a look at functions.php file of your theme.
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    • Profile picture of the author WPCHARLIE
      It's also possible that one of your plugins is auto-inserting these. Without knowing whether it's hard-coded into single.php, what your functions.php contains, or what plugins you have, it can be any one of these things.
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      • Profile picture of the author andrejvasso
        Charlie gave you the best answer. It can be any of this things.

        You might wanna try to deactivate ALL plugins and see if it still happens. If so, its most probably a problem related with the WP theme and the theme4press support team should be able to help you.

        If the problem dissapears after disabling all plugins, turn on each plugin individually and recheck to see if the problem appeared. You will find out which plugin is doing this strange code injection.


        In case its a theme - based problem, but theme4press is not helping, open the files in question (probably functions.php or single.php) in your text editor and just look into it if you find something that is similar to the code that is being posted in your posts.
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        • Profile picture of the author Jwest
          Thank you guys for you help.. You guys are awesome -- I think it is my one of my seo plugins that is messing it up. Thanks Again

          Jwest
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          • Profile picture of the author seanpearse
            I had the same problem and found that the WP SEO plugin was causing it. Cheers for the info guys.

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  • Profile picture of the author majick
    sounds to me like a content filter applied to a publish post action hook, especially if it is being actually added to your post rather than just the viewing of the post. I would try disabling some plugins to narrow it down.
    you could switch themes as a test and see if it still occurs. once you've found out which plugin or theme it is go from there.
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