No, and I think the feature got shelved for 2.0... but it is one that
I want, so I'll probably write a plugin for it at some point.
- Mark
On Nov 29, 2005, at 1:51 AM, Rod Morison wrote:
Didn't know I could...I see it in options now. That does solve the
immediate problem.
Is there a way to turn it off from the write/edit page screen?
Rod
Robert Deaton wrote:
Then turn of WYSIWYG On 11/29/05, Rod Morison <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
Something I've taken great advantage of in wp 1.5 is the ability
to write general html where I need to, especially tables. In 1.5
create a page or post with
asdf asdf asdf asdf asdf asdf asdf asdf asdf asdf
and I get just what you'd expect: http://morison.org/~rod/blog/?
page_id=10 Try pasting this markup into the 2.0 html editor and
saving, and everything looks ok: http://morison.org/blogs/rod/
table-test2/ But, try editing this page with the 2.0 html editor
and saving again, and the markup is tweaked: http://morison.org/
blogs/rod/table-test2-bad/ WYSIWYG is not WIW (What I Want). Rod
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