There should be no break in the line before the email. I think it might be that something in WordPress is just putting that <p> space before all shortcodes. Does that give a clue on how to do this?
Nothing I try in the functions.php has worked. I tried your code and even change the 10 to 100 and it did not make a difference.
I kind of got it to work with this in the style.css file and then put a div around the :
/* This tells the browser to strip the spacing blocks of any paragraphs right inside the wrapper */ .um-outer-wrapper > p { margin: 0 !important; padding: 0 !important; line-height: 0 !important; display: inline !important; }
It still drops it down to the next line, but at least there is not a huge space. I would have preferred to use it inline, so that it could be used mid-sentence, but it is what it is I guess.
So, that is what I am saying…. I had switched to the legacy template in 9.9.3. When I updated to 9.9.4, the legacy templates were still in place. Then I updated to 9.9.5 and it switched it back to the new templates and I had to go choose the legacy template option again.
So, automatic updates are out for WooCommerce for a while. I can’t trust that it is not going to mess with us. I’ll need to check those settings each time for a while.
The email templates are reverting back to the new versions upon the WooCommerce 9.9.5 update. You guys really need to fix that. It should respect the choice of the legacy templates. Switching it on people without telling them, will mess up a lot of people like me with custom code in the email templates.
It has been several days since this vulnerability has been discovered and there is no patch. Ithemes recommends shutting it off, but this is not really an option as my customer relies on it for bookings.
