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clete2
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Sorry. 😛 I have one other question: The old WordPress allowed me to use HTML in the WYSIWYG part of the writer, but the new one just converts it to HTML characters (ugh I forget what you call it. Ex. < turns into <).
How do I get it so that I can add HTML in that side without having to go to the HTML side? I would rather WordPress take care of most of the formatting but let me add in special HTML of my own.
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clete2
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Maybe I mistook his post. I generally keep everything up-to-date, but I never bothered to upgrade WordPress. Now I will make sure to keep it up to date. It looks like there is now an automatic update plugin. 🙂
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clete2
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Thank you for your reply. I am aware that using old software is insecure, but you do not have to be rude about it. I was just being sure that that was the entire issue (e.g. if it was unknown to you guys, then it could have been something to do with my host or with another service that the server runs). Thanks for the link to milw0rm; that seems to be a good site.
