kymar

Yep – modified the “Link This” bookmarklet along the lines you suggest, and it mostly works now – some problems on finishing the routine – but adds the link as expected.

Link Library is a much more complicated thing, unfortunately.

Oh well – might as chime in. Export files suddenly dropped form 10 MB to ca 300Kb. On version 2.9.2, btw. I’ve found a few threads with this problem. No solution yet.

I presume you mean just the post (rather than the entire page!). It looks obvious that the /div tag interferes with the blockquote tag.

<div class="entry-content">
<p><div id='fee_5084#0' class='front-ed-the_content front-ed'><blockquote>
</div></p><p><div id='fee_5084#1' class='front-ed-the_content front-ed'>The Iranian regime has been very clever in its development of a nuclear weapons program. Using a horizontal model where they first lined up all the necessary “ingredients” for advanced nuclear weapons –heavy water plants, experimental reactors, plutonium refining plants and uranium enrichment facilities — means that they can shoot directly for a thermonuclear device instead of toying around with a Fat Man or Little Boy like we did in the 1940s. North Korea’s program was vertical, doing just enough to create some sort of functional device. It was a dud. Iran’s will not be.
</div></p><p><div id='fee_5084#2' class='front-ed-the_content front-ed'>This is bad news. It means that as soon as Iran successfully tests a bomb (if they even test one, remember the first time we detonated a uranium gun-barrel type bomb was over Hiroshima, so reliable was the design) they will immediately be able to mate the weapon to one of their Shahab missiles, capable of reaching Israel. If Iran develops a solid-fueled rocket as well, they’ll have a potential thermonuclear launch-on-warning capability just like the five members of the Security Council.</blockquote>
</div></p><p><div id='fee_5084#3' class='front-ed-the_content front-ed'><a href="http://www.weeklystandard.com/weblogs/TWSFP/2009/11/major_breakthrough_iran_experi_1.asp">John Noonan – “Major Breakthrough:  Iran Experiments with Advanced Nuclear Weapon Design” – The Weekly Standard</a>

</div></p>

You mean from the editor, right – under the HTML tab? It affected all posts. Here’s the most recent one, which, as you can see, consists almost entirely of a blockquote in two paragraphs:

<blockquote>The Iranian regime has been very clever in its development of a nuclear weapons program. Using a horizontal model where they first lined up all the necessary "ingredients" for advanced nuclear weapons --heavy water plants, experimental reactors, plutonium refining plants and uranium enrichment facilities -- means that they can shoot directly for a thermonuclear device instead of toying around with a Fat Man or Little Boy like we did in the 1940s. North Korea's program was vertical, doing just enough to create some sort of functional device. It was a dud. Iran's will not be.

This is bad news. It means that as soon as Iran successfully tests a bomb (if they even test one, remember the first time we detonated a uranium gun-barrel type bomb was over Hiroshima, so reliable was the design) they will immediately be able to mate the weapon to one of their Shahab missiles, capable of reaching Israel. If Iran develops a solid-fueled rocket as well, they'll have a potential thermonuclear launch-on-warning capability just like the five members of the Security Council.</blockquote>

<a href="http://www.weeklystandard.com/weblogs/TWSFP/2009/11/major_breakthrough_iran_experi_1.asp">John Noonan - "Major Breakthrough:  Iran Experiments with Advanced Nuclear Weapon Design" - The Weekly Standard</a>

That’s all. It affected a single-paragraph blockquote as well (I say that because there was another plug-in I stopped using because it screwed up all blockquotes after first one by inserting a closing tag via Java on all paragraphs, screwing up multi-paragraph bqs).

–CK MacLeod

I’ve tried following the instructions at the different-address page, but they are unclear – in particular the step on changing the wp-config file. We’re instructed to fill in our db details in wp-config-sample and save it as wp-config, but why should the db details be any different (if we’re keeping the same db, and the only change we’re making is to move the blog address)? If I follow the instructions literally, I’m merely re-saving the identical file. In any event, when I follow the instructions, I get a fatal error on line 2 message – and get the same message when I tried, just on a guess, putting the new wp-config file in the same folder as the new index.php file. Am eager to get this ironed out. I’m reluctant to try the second method – not least because I don’t understand why it SHOULD work – but may try it soon.