Just add it later
$display_price2 = get_the_author_meta( '2_periodo', $post->post_author ). ' ' . get_post_meta( $post->ID, 'function_prezzo_secondo', true );
if ( ! empty( $display_price2)) {
$display_price2='<div class="listino_prezzi">'. $display_price2 .' € / sett</div>';
}
Also in this way the variable is printed. I tryed to put also .' € / sett out of the div but i got printed both a white div and under this “€ / sett.”
Why do you want “€ / sett” outside of the div? Divs are normally block level elements, so added content will typically appear below the div and any margins and padding from the div will separate the two.
If you want “€ / sett” styled differently than other div content but still on the same line, place it within <span> tags, which display as inline elements. Assign a class attribute to the span so you can target it with CSS separately from other div content.
I dont want it out of the div, I want the conditional be working
Here you shouldnt see the grid with green lines: https://test.sacconicase.com/lignano-sabbiadoro-appartamento-al-1-piano-con-terrazzo-spazioso-zona-ufficio-spiaggia-16/#titolo_listino_prezzi
because both get_the_author_meta and get_post_meta are empty, but “€ / sett ruins the function
Sorry, what was wrong with my code? Did you try it?
I just spotted you added a space as well so to make the empty work then trim()
$display_price2 = get_the_author_meta( '2_periodo', $post->post_author ). ' ' . get_post_meta( $post->ID, 'function_prezzo_secondo', true );
if ( ! empty( trim( $display_price2 ) )) {
$display_price2='<div class="listino_prezzi">'. $display_price2 .' € / sett</div>';
}
It would have worked (it has worked), but the problem is that now there is no more that space, it is replaced with a ‘ <strong>’ , with a space too, so when I use
$display_price2 = get_the_author_meta( '2_periodo', $post->post_author ). ' <strong>' . get_post_meta( $post->ID, 'function_prezzo_secondo', true ).'</strong>';
if ( ! empty(trim( $display_price2 ) )) {
$display_price2='<div class="listino_prezzi">'. $display_price2 .' € / sett</div>';
}
I still have this problem (with or without the trim) 🙁 sorry for this changment, I’m trying to adjust the code to the project
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