Aleksandra

Sweet! Turning off the auto-correct feature seems to have fixed the problem, thanks very much for your assistance. As for the i-tags being outdated, I honestly don’t know, I’m not all that informed of the latest changes in HTML.

I thought that might be the problem too, so I tried to write all tags in lower case, but the </a> tags are still not added. In my current journal entry I have three links: two of them have the </a> tag, but one of them doesn’t even though I try to add it over and over again. I have one bit of text between I-tags, and that one works, but before that I had another bit of text between I-tags and at that time the </i> wasn’t added, which resulted in half my text showing up italicized. So I had to remove the I-tags completely from that bit of text. You can view my journal here:

https://www.grey-wanderer.org/ocm/

At the bottom of my latest entry there are the three links I was referring to above. The links “Marta” and “Kristyn” are working fine (“Larissa” isn’t supposed to be a link so that one’s working too), but after “Suzanne” there should be a </a> which there isn’t even though I’ve tried to add it 15 times now.

Oops, the solution looks messed up in my post above, sorry about that. I’ll give you the url of the solution instead. On the page, look for “How can I make the commenter’s link open in a new window?”.

https://wiki.www.ads-software.com/?pagename=WordPress%20Tips&PHPSESSID=4cebe10fdadf2c9fcdcbf0592fd7ee18

I found a solution for this problem suggested at the old WordPress Wiki. I tried it myself as I was experiencing the same problem and it worked. In comments-popup.php find this piece of coding: <?php comment_author_link() ?>

Once you’ve found it, replace it with this: ” target=”new”><?php comment_author(); ?>

Try it, I’m using the latest version of WordPress and it worked like a dream. x)