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I’ll give that a go. Thanks macmanx for the quick reply. ??

I reported it.

Macmanx –
Thanks for the URL. I’m using WordPress on a private blog where I’m comfortable having occasional glitches and enjoy trying the latest things. I understand that using 1.3/1.5 is at the user’s own risk, and I’m happy with that. Thanks for the tips though.

A url would be helpful. I’m more of the end-user sort than the tester sort, so I’m not totally in the know on how this whole bug reporting thing works.

NuclearMoose –
I checked that page out in order to put the day of the week in there, and that part’s working just fine.
I can cut and paste an em dash into the box as is, but I always prefer using character codes for special characters. Is there a different character code for an em dash in php? It’s the dash in the box that’s giving the problem, rather than the date itself.

Well, it seems to be working.
I’m not sure what the difference is. I deactivated it, deleted it, pasted it into a new file, saved it over the old one, uploaded, and reactivated it.
The only thing I did differently was use Dreamweaver this time instead of Notepad to save it. Would that make a difference?

Update: Doesn’t look like a conflict. Deleted all the other plugins, and still got a blank screen. Deleted the auto-close, back to normal.
:/

Strange.
Perhaps it could be a conflict with other installed plugins?
I’ve currently got the following activated:
Hide/Cut Text Post 0.91 (Scott Reilly)
Kitten’s Spaminator .9b (Kitten)
Kitten’s Spam Words 2.1.1 (Kitten)
I’ve made no changes to the script from the wiki. (the second script on this page)

John – You just need to add alphaoide’s code to your css. The links NuclearMoose gave you will explain to you how you can do things like this.
Like this:
a:link {
color: red;
}
a:visited {
color: blue;
}
a:hover {
color: red;
position: relative;
top: 1.5px;
left: 1px;
background-color: pink;
}
a:active {
color: blue;
}

I thought that might be the case. But I’m hoping maybe there’s a trick I can use to get around it? Or another way to write it to make it work?
Thanks for confirming it’s good CSS though, and not my fault!