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[Solved] Inline commenting creates gap in text

Alex · 2020-06-13T11:09:00Z

I have a large gap where the discuz code is inserted. I tried the css fix div.wpd-inline-shortcode { display: block;} suggested here:,but it didn't work. I have example here, but now this doesn't open. I think maybe because when entering suggested css code fix in wpDiscuz > Settings > Styles & Colors, I deleted the original line of code which was there from installation.I deleted and reinstalled plugin, hoping the css would reset to original, but the css must be stored in db, as it is still the same.

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Jun 13, 2020 5:56 pm

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If I 'inspect' the code, I can see a <p>around the sentence above</p>..like so. So that <p> tag is causing the space below...I think 🤔

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Jun 17, 2020 12:34 pm

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I did as suggested, but still the gap persists. As I said previously, it appears that a <p> tag is inserted around the text before the inline editor, causing the gap.

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https://www.alexenglish.cz/tpr-storytelling/

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@alex,

Could you please provide us a screenshot of the shortcode section in text mode?
Please make sure there is no additional HTML code in the shortcode.

In case you want to say thank you! 🙂
We'd really appreciate if you leave a good review on the plugin page.
This is the best way to say thank you to this project and the support team.

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I can't see any html in 'text' mode. I dowloaded a plugin ...

but even with this installed, I cannot see any html?

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Hi @alex,

There is no solution for this. The text which is selected for feedback is being wrapped in a <div> so other parts are separated and inserted in <p> paragraphs. This is designed to use a whole paragraph, which can be line-breaked. So, just don't use a few words in a sentence. You should use a text part which can be introduced as a separate paragraph. You can see the same in our demo page: https://wpdiscuz.com/demo/

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Posted by: @tomson

You should use a text part which can be introduced as a separate paragraph.

I'm not sure that's quite correct.... if I understand well? I've now found that as long as you select a part of text which has some kind of punctuation at the end (comma, full stop, semi colan etc.), it works fine....no gap/line break etc. As you can see here> https://www.alexenglish.cz/tpr-storytelling/

I'm super stoked about this feature, and that I can now use it for helping my students!

Thanks for support and super quick feedback 😉

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@alex,

Maybe, but I think this works because there is no paragraph in your current text. The main issue is in the paragraphs. Press F12 to see the page HTML code:

Perhaps the punctuation stops WordPress to automatically add <p> paragraphs. Because the <p> paragraphs always put following texts in the next line. They don't allow other tags and <div> to be displayed on the same line.

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Posted by: @tomson

Perhaps the punctuation stops WordPress to automatically add <p> paragraphs.

That's it exactly!

When I selected just a few words, <p> tags were added. When I selected a complete sentence, or part of a sentence with punctuation, none were added.

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My apologies, but after further trial and error testing, it appears that it works flawlessly even if I highlight one word!? Please see> https://www.alexenglish.cz/tpr-storytelling/

I have no idea why it now renders perfectly, but I'm happy to consider this query closed. Maybe someone has an answer, but it's beyond me 🤔