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I'm trying to stick a flexbox in a view's Header Global: Text area and there's a wrapping paragraph tag that I'm trying to theme away. The views-view.tpl.php only has 'print $header' inside the 'view-header' div so the errant 'p' must be rendered into the $header variable.

I can trim the paragraph tags from the $header variable in template.php with a post render hook, but I'd rather modify a tpl file.

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It seems the <p> tag is inserted on the Global: Text Area header, but not on the Global: Unfiltered text. In case it is acceptable for you to use this one, it might fix your issue.

(by the way, in version 8 of Views, the <p> tag is not inserted any more for the Global: Text Area header)

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In settings.php add

$conf['theme_debug'] = TRUE;

View the source of the page and you will see the theme files being rendered and possible alternatives.

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  • Neat trick, but it didn't help in this case. The comments just say that views-view.tpl.php is the template powering the header bit.
    – ponies
    Commented Jan 30, 2017 at 20:09
  • Yes I think that's it. The last time I did this I overwrote the page.tpl.php and custom loaded the lot. I was trying to combine a bunch of views and blocks though so overkill. You could try making the header text format 'php' and just printing the header that you want.
    – Interlated
    Commented Jan 30, 2017 at 20:23

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