mattman

Perhaps it’s cause it’s rapped in <pre> & <code>

Hum,

Seems a bit “spamalicious” to me too.

I’d stay away from it.

If your not using a plugin, may I recommend trying a different method of embeding – try this:

<object type="application/x-shockwave-flash data="YOURMOVIE.swf"
width="600" height="300">
<param name="movie"
value="YOURMOVIE.swf" />
<!-- OPTIONAL<img src="noflash.gif"
width="200" height="100" alt="" /> OPTIONAL-->
</object>

The optional part is an image that represents what you want shown incase they don’t have flash or whatever.

It’s hard to help when we don’t know wether your using a plugin or not.

“It’s because I can’t serve XHTML as it is supposed to be served.”

What do you mean by this?

Yes,

Why? HTML is um “so yesterday”. Everything about WordPress is designed with XHTML in mind…

There may be something out there that does it. However, keep in mind, that (I’ll assume your on 2.0) TinyMCE outputs XHTML so you have to modify that as well.

Why do you want HTML?

bbpress is the forum system running this site’s support forums (this has been established)

bbpress and wordpress mu use identical table structures(for users). I’m not sure about just plain wordpress.

What exactly are you looking to do?

This is what I see in your source:
<img src=url("https://michaeldoig.net/wp-content/themes/doig/images/logo.png")></a>

This is wrong and FF doesn’t like it.

Can you just echo out the <?php bloginfo('stylesheet_directory'); ?> for me and see what it returns as?

It shouldn’t be written like that.

<img src="<?php bloginfo('stylesheet_directory'); ?>/images/logo.gif" />

You might also want to add an alt attribute.

EDIT: OOPS, Too Slow ??

sedelstien,

did you read what moshu said?

It must be a php file if you wish to execute the code you pasted above.

This should work:

<?php define('WP_USE_THEMES', false);
require('blog/wp-blog-header.php'); get_header();?>
<div id="content" class="narrowcolumn">
<h1 style="color:#000;">Welcome to my site</h1>
Hello and welcome to my site. You can go to my web
page about how to improve your digital photography
techniques with your new digital camera; or you
can <a title="Go to my Blog" href="/wordpress/index.php">go
to my blog.</a>
</div>
<?php get_footer(); ?>

Save that as index.php in the root directory of your server (or wherever) and have the blog below in a directory called “blog”

leslei0007,

everyone here volunteers to help, please don’t expect an immediate response.

I also have that problem on your blog, perhaps the code setting it is not working as it should? is is compatiable with WP 2.0?

Perhaps check wether the code is fully compatiable with 2.0

Why not use Askimet?

Spam Karma 2 may not be 2.0 compatiable yet, it may be best to check nicely with the plugin’s author.

Glad to know your enjoying WordPress 2.0

Jewels,

A clean install is possible but not entirely in the sense you thought.

1. BACKUP EVERYTHING, I know it’s been said but just incase ??
2. Delete all files and folders where your old WP install was – EXCLUDING wp-config.php and the wp-content directory.
3. At this stage, create your new database and upload the sql file you will have got from your database backup.
4. Go back to your wp-config.php file and modify it to match the new database details.
6. Upload the new files that come from WP2.0
7. Run the wp-admin/upgrade.php script.
8. Go into your admin panel and change the site name in options.

That should all work ?? BACKUP!!!<>

Thanks ??

It’s nearly 5pm in Australia so I though everyone in the US should be up and about by now. I’m not good with time though ??

Hi Nick, I’ll assume your using TinyMCE which is the default editor when you installed RC3.

You can disable the RTE (rich text editor) from the profile section for you account.

Give that a try…Hope it helps!

Glad I could help ??

Your blog looks nice!