Today I was banging my head against a wall, because “p” tags were being wrapped around a piece of text that I am pulling from a custom theme options page. It turns out the issue was that I was using the wpautop filter in the theme for reasons unknown (can I blame someone else for that?).
My code looked like this:
echo wpautop(get_option('arbitrary_custom_option_name'));
Now it’s all good:
echo get_option('arbitrary_custom_option_name');
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