I did this for one of my pages:

https://www.vegan.com/recipes/vegancom-top-10-recipes-of-2008/

copying this code inyp my Page’s title box:

<img src=”https://www.vegan.com/images/2008/top10recipes/recipesheadline.png” alt=”Top 10 Recipes, 2008″ />

And the result is just perfect, except there’s a cursed “> above my image. I’m guessing my theme (Cleaker) was never created with what I’m trying to do in mind. Unfortunately, the page template file is too complicated for me to understand and create a patch for.

I thought perhaps if I entered a space before my <img> tag I could get around this problem, but no luck. I could really use some help here!

Perhaps you can help with this.

https://garlinggauge.com works fine in Firefox and other browsers but the nav bar is all wacky with Internet Explorer.

I’m using the Cleaker theme.

Any ideas on how to go about investigating or tweaking the code would be helpful.

Thanks!

-T

It also made all my text widgets disappear. So I added all the widgets back.

Then I followed the directions in the thread above to add back these two lines to wp-config.php:
define(‘DB_CHARSET’, ‘utf8’);
define(‘DB_COLLATE’, ”);

That was the fix when I upgraded TO 2.2.1, and it did work again when the same character problem occurred with the 2.2.2 upgrade.

However, fixing it this time made my text widgets disappear again, so I re-added those two lines, and got my widgets back.

Please have a look–you can see the character issue easily as one item in the menubar is “Preguntas Frequentes…” in Spanish. I am using Cleaker 2.1 as a theme.
https://bedbugger.com/

Any suggestions for making my foreign characters work
again???

Thanks!