I’m going to assume a few things to answer this. You may already be doing them, so just let me know if this isn’t the right answer. WordPress already defines the tags for html, body, and head. These cannot be defined twice on a page. When you’re working in WordPress content, your markup is always … Read more
WordPress supports all html imaginable. Actually, WP can produce html that is invalid or totally non-existent. Even better, you can have WP produce total gibberish if you want to, or a nasty piece of malware, or code that would only run on a 70s Unix machine. And yes, all of this can be typed in … Read more
You can restrict the use of tags with Java-script. Before the comment being saved to the database you can trigger an on change event and check the comment text( which is basically a string) for keywords like html using functions like indexOf. Based on the result of the check you can then force the user … Read more
You could try hacking into wp-includes/js/tinymce/plugins/wplink/js/wplink.js and change: if(!i.href||i.href==”http://”) (two times) b.url.val(“http://
I don’t remember which one, but there is probably a conflict with tone of your plugins. I had the same issue in the past. Deactivate all of you plugins, then go through and reactivate them one by one.
The latest update is out today: wordpress 3.4 and this bug is corrected!
Problem solved with this gist https://gist.github.com/4329321 . [notexturize]–[/notexturize] worked like a charm.
Looks like you need to update jQuery. You are running /*! jQuery v1.8.3 jquery.com | jquery.org/license */ and a very quick search of the error message text lead to this, posted five months ago– https://github.com/blueimp/jQuery-File-Upload/issues/1794–, and to the simple instructions “You need to upgrade to jquery-ui 1.9”. I would suggest updating your install as a … Read more
Why not automate the move from Drupal to WP? I think WP will fix some of the P tag issue during the upload. http://codex.wordpress.org/Importing_Content#Drupal If that isn’t an option, I think WP is using br’s instead of full new p. From the visual editor, I’d delete the copied break altogether and “enter” a new one.
This basically means you do not want to use, say “Microsoft Word” to edit your code. Doing so may (and often will) add unnecessary bits of information to the code… causing it to parse unexpectedly when viewed in a browser. Instead, you a code editor (like Adobe Dreamweaver, or a free alternative like Notepad++) to … Read more