basilsblog

Okay, I’m a dumbass. I admit it.

I just found the “Use the visual rich editor when writing” checkbox under “Personal Options” at the bottom of the user profile. That allows me to do exactly what I want to do. Although I do wish there was a toggle on the editor page.

Oh, the “#bookmark” issue only appears on the WSYIWYG editor. Everything is fine when using the HTML editor interface (not the WSYIWYG pop-up HTML editor).

If I might expand on same topic:

>Isn’t there a “html” button in the wysiwyg editor that opens a small popup window that shows the html code?

Yes, there is a button that pops up an HTML editing window. But sometimes I prefer to use the HTML interface, similar to the old WP interface.

Also, if I use the HTML window to enter something, I want it to be left alone. I don’t want my code changed.

For example, I’ve also found that entering an anchor tag pointing to “#bookmark” in either the WYSIWYG or HTML windows doesn’t work well, because the editor changes it to “https://myblog.tld/wp-admin/post.php#bookmark”. Consider that I have a bookmark that appears on all pages, and I don’t want to have to send someone to “/#bookmark” when I think I should be able to (used to be able to) send them to “#bookmark” on the current page.

Any suggestions?

For what it’s worth, I was able to send TrackBacks with WP 1.5, but haven’t been able to with WP 2.0

Can receive them just fine, but not send them. Using Dreamhost.