Can you put..

$("p:empty").remove();

...somewhere directly in the templates? Or?

Not a programmer, just a frontender...

/Christian

*laugh* I'm a programmer and not a frontender.

This is just an alternative solution, and both of these options are just fixes until they can actually fix the bug that is causing this in the first place.

In my situation, we don't use JQuery, so this solution doesn't necessarily meet my needs. On top of that, our Front-End developers aren't happy with the idea of using javascript to remove functionality for a page. They believe that Javascript should only be used to enhance the functionality. 

So hence, I looked online and found this alternative solution and went with it.

"They believe that Javascript should only be used to enhance the functionality". I like that a lot. And I agree with that :)

I haven't tried using your package Chad, but I think it's a nice alternative to the jQuery fix. Also because there's stille some people that have javascript disabled (I know, they are bastards, but those users are unfortunately still out there), and they wouldn't see the fix.

/Kim A

Feel free to give me a Hi-Five for creating alternatives. :-)

I prefer a solution that isn't client-side :)

Thanks a lot for this package!

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