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WordPress Version: WordPress 3.5.1
Event Espresso Version: Version 3.1.30.7P
Every time there is an update to either WordPress or EE, I install it. There have been multiple EE updates over the past few weeks.
Website address: http://www.cpnaz.com/event-registration/
I set up a sample event on the website shown above. I registered as an attendee to sample the system. Each attendee is supposed to receive an email as follows:
[fname] [lname],
Thank you for registering for the [event]. Your registration has been received. Your registration identification number is [registration_id].
This event will take place on [start_date] from [start_time] to [end_time] at [venue_title], [venue_address] ([venue_url]). For a map, click [google_map_link].
If you have not done so already, please submit your payment in the amount of [cost]. Click here to review your payment information [payment_url].
If you have any questions, please direct them to [contact]. Thank you again for your support! God bless.
[edit_attendee_link]
When the email is received the formatting looks mostly OK, but the 3rd line looks like this:
This event will take place on 08/03/2013 from 8:00 am to 2:00 pm at Connecting Point, 3200 E. Monte Vista Ave.
P.O. Box 98
Denair, CA
95316
USA (http://www.cpnaz.com). For a map, click Map and Directions.
Why are the first two parts of the address on one line, with each subsequent part of the address on their own line? How can I get this to show up in a more professional, uniform manner?
I am not sure why the name and first line of address are not auto line breaking, but in your email just hit enter after the “at” and “[venue_title]”
This event will take place on [start_date] from [start_time] to [end_time] at
[venue_title],
[venue_address] ([venue_url]). For a map, click [google_map_link].
I suppose that’s a better option than what is happening now, but I would rather it all show up as a single line of text, even word wrapping as necessary. Is that possible?
I’m sorry, no it isn’t possible, not without editing core files.
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