Author: admin

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http://poplarware.com/subscriptionplugin.html – icons

<?php  // the_meta();
global $wpdb;
// $thispostid = $post->ID;
$q = 'SELECT meta_value FROM '.$wpdb->postmeta.' WHERE post_id = '. $post->ID .' AND meta_key = 'Site URL' ' ;
$result = $wpdb->get_results("$q");
if (  $result[0]->meta_value != '') {
?>
<p><a href="<?php echo   $result[0]->meta_value; ?>">view site online</a>  </p>
<?php      }?>


<div id=”login” >
<p>
<?php
echo(‘Welcome to ‘);
global  $user_identity;
if ( $user_identity != ”) {
echo( bloginfo(‘name’).’,   ‘. $user_identity. ‘ | ‘ );
}
else { echo( bloginfo(‘name’).’, Guest  | ‘  );}?>
<?php wp_loginout(); ?>
|
<?php wp_register(); ?>
</div>

from http://wordpress.org/support/topic/76086

Tiny MCE as configured in WordPress 2.1 wipes away divs and replaces them with p tags.

This can be fixed by doing the following:

1-Open your TinyMCE config file in an editor. The file is located at:
wp-includes/js/tinymce/plugins/tiny_mce_config.php

2-Replace Line 25 with the following but on a single line:

$valid_elements = ‘#p[*],-div[*],-strong/-b[*],-em/-i[*],-font[*],-ul[*],-ol[*],-li[*],*[*]’;

3-Save the file back to your active WordPress installation, overwriting the existing tiny_mce_config.php file.

4-In WordPress admin, the editor will now allow divs.

You may have to refresh your editor page.

As always, copy your original tiny_mce_config.php file to a safe place for backup before editing the original.

Allowing divs

Tiny MCE as configured in WordPress 2.1 wipes away divs and replaces them with p tags.

This can be fixed by doing the following:

1-Open your TinyMCE config file in an editor. The file is located at:
wp-includes/js/tinymce/plugins/tiny_mce_config.php

2-Replace Line 25 with the following but on a single line:

$valid_elements = ‘#p[*],-div[*],-strong/-b[*],-em/-i[*],-font[*],-ul[*],-ol[*],-li[*],*[*]’;

3-Save the file back to your active WordPress installation, overwriting the existing tiny_mce_config.php file.

4-In WordPress admin, the editor will now allow divs.

You may have to refresh your editor page.

As always, copy your original tiny_mce_config.php file to a safe place for backup before editing the original.