hashashin

Hi
Probably @luxman wants to perform the same I need.

Basically, I want the copy button to copy a bibliographic entry. To follow the correct rules defined by APA I need that some words be in italic.

I tried to include the usual <i></i> around the italic part, but the paste still keeps the text non formatted. I tried to activate the google docs option, but the result was the same when pasting to LibreOffice.

Thanks.

Googling a little I found up on some blog that to use the XML entity for the backslash is a solution. Unfortunately that user didn’t try to re-edit his post, or he would get the backslash again, instead of the XML entity, and thus, when saving the post, it would get lost.

Well, let me continue googling around.

Hi again,
I am new to WordPress and I do not want to begin a war nor anything ~:)

But for instance, if I use just the WYSIWYG, I can’t insert code (pre tags). In the other hand, if I do not need to insert anything that special, I would prefer to use the WYSIWYG.

Anyway, is there any way to say for a specific user that he will use always the HTML editor? That’s because the simple click on the HTML tab will broke all the previous HTML ??

Cheers
Alberto

Well, that might be a solution for me, for you, but it is not a global solution…

Is there any good reason not to do a general solution to this problem? I think it is not too hard ??

Cheers
Alberto