[SOLVED] 2> appearing on post titles
 

When I look at posts withing categories, each title seems to have an additional "2>" at the end

Here's an example

http://www.thebookwright.com/category/cobs/

& if I add a Title in Atahualpa Post Options I get a "1>"

It's not in the HTML source so must be system generated

Any ideas? I am sure it's finger trouble

P.S. love this theme & hope you got my donation a few weeks back

What version of Atahualpa, WP and PHP?
Have you made any changes to teh Atahualpa code?
Did you change anything at ATO->Configure SEO?

Looking at the generated source, this is from a which should be just

Thanks for the diagnosis, that would explain it but how do I undo it? Perhaps I should look at some templates ?

I'm on Atahualpa 3.4 & not sure what PHP version

Have you made any changes to the Atahualpa code? No but I did have some odd behaviour when I tried to install the WP Stats plugin, I found I couldn't edit Pages - deactivating & deleting the plugin brought it back

Did you change anything at ATO->Configure SEO? - No apart from the Meta Tag separator being ":"

at ATO->Style & edit CENTER COLUMN->The Loop does the bfa_post_headline look like this
If it is the same, go back to ATO->Configure SEO and make note of all your settings, then press the RED 'Reset Settings' button and see what the posts look like.

Hi there

This is fab support by the way

The line
<?php bfa_post_headline('<div class="post-headline">','</div>'); ?> was exactly as it should be & the reset of the SEO settings didn't seem to fix it

Wow though, on IE I can see what havoc not closing the H1 & H2 tag is having so solving this would be great :)

Am loving this forum though, found a good tip for gradient menus

ok, now you need to go edit a file.
copy the file - atahualpa/functions/bfa_post_parts.php down from the server and edit the file. Now go look at lines 109-111 ad see if they match this

Thanks - I think it's the same - here's what I've got

the_title();
}

if( !is_single() AND !is_page() ) { ?>
</a><?php

} ?>
</h><?php echo $bfa_ata['h_posttitle']; ?>>
<?php echo $after;

}

}




function bfa_post_byline($before = '<div class="post-byline">', $after = '</div>') {

Oh there is a difference! (unless you made a typo) notice on the line that starts '</h' - your version is while the correct is
there is no '>' after the '/h'

Solved :):)

Many thanks for support above & beyond

For reference, any idea what might have caused it?

If you never changed it, I have no idea. I just looked at a fresh copy from the download and the code is correct there. Thanks for the donation.