• I searched but I didn’t find anything helpful.
    When I post a new entry, I won’t get a ” but only a “. There are more things like that. I don’t want to have my posts filtered. How can I switch this filter off?

    Thanks for your help

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    When you say “more things like that”, can you be more specific ? Help will otherwise be vague.
    Tried here : http://codex.wordpress.org/Plugin_API#Filters

    Thread Starter benkorist

    (@benkorist)

    Sorry, no more things like that.
    Thanks for deleting the other posts.

    Why is that filtered? I see no reason to filter inputs. Anyway, it would be better to have an option to disable this filter.

    How can I get my ” instead of “ and a ‘ instead of ’ in the future?

    In your plugins page in the admin site, disable Markdown and/or textile 1 and/or textile 2

    Thread Starter benkorist

    (@benkorist)

    Both plugins are deactivated.

    Thread Starter benkorist

    (@benkorist)

    Well, I still need your help. I don’t want to have the postings filtered.

    Thread Starter benkorist

    (@benkorist)

    Can anyone help me with my problem?

    Thread Starter benkorist

    (@benkorist)

    Seems, that no one can help me. That’s very poor… this is the “WordPress Support”, isn’t it?

    ifelse

    (@ifelse)

    “Seems, that no one can help me. That’s very poor… this is the “WordPress Support”, isn’t it?”
    Please read this post. Some things to note:

    • We’re all volunteers.
    • Nobody owes you anything.
    • Having an attitude makes it much less likely that people want to help you.
    • Specifying no url makes it hard to help you.
    • Patience is a virtue.

    Filtering is a very powerful tool in WordPress. If you don’t like this one particular filter in WordPress, fine, but please realize that your site would not even function without a lot of behind the scenes WordPress filtering.

    That said, to remove this one filter:
    If you’re using WordPress version 1.2.x or lower, check out this explanation.

    For 1.5, see the same link, but instead of wp-includes/vars.php edit the file wp-includes/default-filters.php.

    Note that this will also stop the filtering of a couple other special characters like ellipses, trademarks, etc.

    Oh – and don’t be such an ass.

    Thread Starter benkorist

    (@benkorist)

    Yes, baby, that works!

    Thank you very much and excuse me for being such an ass. I really respect your work. I just hoped to get some useful reaction, if I write some nasty things.

    For those who have the same problem:
    #add_filter(‘the_title’, ‘wptexturize’);
    #add_filter(‘the_content’, ‘wptexturize’);

    Thanks again & bye 🙂

    You’re welcome. Glad you got it working.

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