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  • In my case deactivating the core control plugin solved all my woes

    Thread Starter pommie

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    @jdb – Many thanks for taking the trouble to go into that detail – it’s enough to get me to delve in there and give it a go so it’s much appreciated!!!

    Thread Starter pommie

    (@pommie)

    Thanks for that suggestion – now we are getting away from my comfort zone 🙂

    I will have to have a stiff drink and see if I can make some sense of those links 🙂

    Thread Starter pommie

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    Thanks guys.

    @nouvellerI’m afraid I need to allow my non-techy users to use the Visual Editor so I can’t turn it off (and I don’t really want to either – I just want it to stop destroying my code!)

    @jdb – can see how that might help in some ways, but if I need to mix html and text in a page my non -techy users can then not edit the text without editing mynewage.php – correct?

    I am hoping there might be an answer that preserves the flexibility of having a text editor with formatting and the ability to add html coding.

    Before I found WordPress I would never have imagined in a million years that this would be a problem. 🙂

    Assuming that you are still using the default editor (tiny-mce) you could add the TinyMCE Valid Elements plug in and then define your span class tags in that.

    This html stripping is a royal PITA for teh growing number of us who are trying to use WordPress as a web design tool that allows multiple people to manage content. Yeah OK I know it’s not WP’s primary purpose but if it wasn’t for this irritating problem it would be an absolutely ideal tool.

    As far as I can tell the rationale behind it is to prevent code injection – is that correct. If so would it not be possible to have an editor that doesn’t strip code for posts/pages and a BB code editor for comments? Is that a stupid idea? It looks like that’s what we are using here after all.

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