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April 9, 2024

7:08 pm

April 9, 2024

As you've mentioned in your email, sometimes you see these tags in GPT output and sometimes you do not. I've checked your settings and noticed two things:
1. You are using the obsolete settings located on the "AI article generation" to generate content. As the manual states, you should use the "new" shortcode method, which gives you full control over the GPT.
2. The GPT engine is not a robot, so it is rather unpredictable and you must specify your task as clearly as possible. Since AI has no idea which HTML tags should be used, you must specify them explicitly.
You ask it to "return the result in HTML format to be used in a WordPress post", but don't specify the actual format. Look at the suggested prompt for the [gpt_article] shortcode. It says: "Format the text for embedding in a WordPress post, using only the <p> tag. Exclude any other HTML tags."
The shortcode indicates that you want to have only <p> tags in the generated text and no other tags should be used there. This simple prompt helps ensure that the generated content will not contain <pre>, <code>, or any other unwanted tags.
11:15 pm

April 9, 2024

CyberSEO said
As you've mentioned in your email, sometimes you see these tags in GPT output and sometimes you do not. I've checked your settings and noticed two things:1. You are using the obsolete settings located on the "AI article generation" to generate content. As the manual states, you should use the "new" shortcode method, which gives you full control over the GPT.
2. The GPT engine is not a robot, so it is rather unpredictable and you must specify your task as clearly as possible. Since AI has no idea which HTML tags should be used, you must specify them explicitly.
You ask it to "return the result in HTML format to be used in a WordPress post", but don't specify the actual format. Look at the suggested prompt for the [gpt_article] shortcode. It says: "Format the text for embedding in a WordPress post, using only the <p> tag. Exclude any other HTML tags."
The shortcode indicates that you want to have only <p> tags in the generated text and no other tags should be used there. This simple prompt helps ensure that the generated content will not contain <pre>, <code>, or any other unwanted tags.
Thanks! Seems working now.
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