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Have to go to Users -> Your profile and untick “Disable the visual editor when writing”

Make the change in the WordPress media settings, then you have to delete and re-upload the images.

thank you

thanks a lot

I found this post of someone attempting to do the same thing… https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/364149?replies=1

Still searching

Well my host did something… The result is that now the urls display correctly in the source code, so they’re viewable in IE, with “%” in the spaces instead of a dash. They still won’t display in FF and the host doesn’t know how to solve that.

Ok now the links open but not to the post names, if they are in Korean.
If the link is xxxx.co.kr/blog/2006/11/6/title-in-korean, the Korean titles appears when I roll-over but when I click it only opens as xxxx.co.kr/blog/2006/11/6/
so if I posted 3 times on that day it displays all 3.
It works ok with English titles.
Does that mean there’s no way to make name permalinks work with non-alphabetical languages?

I had to create the htaccess file because there was none. I pasted in it the code given by WordPress.
Should reset the permalinks to default and delete the htaccess file?

Oh great, now when I click on a link I get an err404
I chmoded the file to 666 but doesn’t change anything
I changed the location of .htacces by the way

I’ve just done it, but I’m getting nervous. I’m discovering that the links can get chopped in some cases when they’re too long, that I’m not quite sure where to put the .htaccess file since some visitors arrive on the root of th esite instead of mydomain.com/blog/ . So I installed it on mydomain.com/.htaccess

I set the custom radio button with /%postname%/ and I also set the optional custom prefix below the radio buttons with athe keyword jewelry.
After I pressed update, wordpress tells me to update .htaccess(!), I should I do that?

Ok sorry, one last thing:
can I set both the optional custom tag to, say, “jewelry”
AND the name based permalink using /%postname%/ so that it appears like this:
xxxxx.com/blog/index.php/jewelry/the-post-name/
or is it one or the other

Ok thanks so it’s like this?
https://xxxxxxxx.co.kr/blog/index.php/%postname%/

!!? God knows what you’re talking about vkaryl, but it’s clear you’re really snarky for that matter…
I guess I just got confused by the forum title: Themes and Templates — XHTML and CSS

Finally solved this issue that turned out to be simple thanks to the guys at the CSSCreator forums.
I’ll just link to the thread: https://www.csscreator.com/node/18253