Well I do not know what you mean by processed. By default WP will strip out all html and other code in posts. There is no need for it, it prevents validation errors, and it prevents the uploading of malicious code.
well here is my blog….
http://www.goatinatree.com/blog
and as you can see the links to images or links to other sites are all broken.
is there a way to convert all the old stuff over to working links, and how do i post pictures in my blog?
Well you were talking about importing. WordPress will accept a limited range of tags which are above the posting text box. That should cover your needs for most things including images, links and a bunch of stuff.. If you want to do anything fancy like inputting php code you need to disable the parser.
Welcome to WordPress.
Is the parser run when the data is read in, or when the data is read out? It seems sensible that one might allow the parser to pass along raw HTML if I were to ram it down the import tubes …
I’m trying to import some really clean HTML that I’ve parsed into RSS at http://dannyman.toldme.com/blog/migrate-all.rdf … I’ve pulled out the bits of the import-rss module that try to escape up my HTML code, but WP does strange things to, for example, my a tags. Perhaps I’ll simply try converting my A tags into WP markup?
Ah. Nothing fancier than stripping newlines from the HTML. 🙂
Look at what is in the database itself to see if your posts have the HTML content you expect. I found that the WP processing done for export to the blog can have unfortunate side-effects. My trials were documented in this thread:
http://wordpress.org/support/3/8153
