Johann Heyne

Fix <a href="https://core.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/12061" rel="nofollow ugc">known issues</a> when shortcodes are embedded in a block of content that is filtered by wpautop.
<h4>for Theme Developers</h4>
If you are developing a theme to provide this on a marketplace, you better embed the following code in your functions.php. This code filters only the shortcodes you defined. Otherwise you risk a failed review because the code in the plugin filters content in general which may is not acceptet.
<pre><code>function shortcode_empty_paragraph_fix( $content ) {

 // define your shortcodes to filter, '' filters all shortcodes
 $shortcodes = array( 'your_shortcode_1', 'your_shortcode_2' );

 foreach ( $shortcodes as $shortcode ) {

 $array = array (
 '[' . $shortcode => '[' .$shortcode,
 '[/' . $shortcode => '[/' .$shortcode,
 $shortcode . ']' => $shortcode . ']',
 $shortcode . '] ' => $shortcode . ']'
 );

 $content = strtr( $content, $array );
 }

 return $content;
}

add_filter( 'the_content', 'shortcode_empty_paragraph_fix' );
</code></pre>
Another solution that is acceptet at the envato (themeforest) marketplace comes from <a href="https://gist.github.com/bitfade/4555047" title="a Gist on Github" rel="nofollow ugc">bitfade</a>.

Shortcode Empty Paragraph Fix

The standalone function work great , thank you

It's work

This simply plugin resolve the issue in mine.
I added the function and filter to my own plugin if it did not already exist.


Thanks! It solves my issue

Fix known issues when shortcodes are embedded in a block of content that is filtered by wpautop.

cubecolour

Stomps the footer element to the bottom of the visible page on short pages.
<h4>Usage:</h4>
When the height of the document body is less than the internal height of the browser window, this plugin prevents a gap appearing between the footer element and the bottom of the visible page by fixing the footer to the bottom of the page.
If the plugin does not have any effect on the footer of any short pages, this may be due to your footer not being marked up as an HTML5 ‘footer’ element. It may have instead been marked up as another element such as a div with a class or id of ‘footer’, ‘site-footer’, or something else.
If this is the case you can add a constant to define the CSS selector for your footer element by editing your wp-config.php by adding the line:
<pre><code>define( 'STOMP_FOOTER_ELEMENT', '.site-footer' );
</code></pre>
before the line:
<pre><code>/* That's all, stop editing! Happy blogging. */
</code></pre>
In this example the value of STOMP_FOOTER_ELEMENT is ‘.site-footer’

Stomp

Stomps the footer element to the bottom of the visible page on short pages.

Shortcode Empty Paragraph Fix vs Stomp