Stefano Toria

Thank you wiseshop. The point is that the /login/ url points to the wrong place, and I want to reset it to wp-login.php

I need to give my users the /login/ url, and not the wp-login.php

How can I do this?

I updated WPML and the error message has disappeared.

God bless you Jackie, thank you from the bottom of my heart.

Thank you Jackie. Indeed I do have WPML and I do not have the latest version.

I shall try updating that, see if the trouble is fixed, if not I’ll come back to shout for more help ??

Hello, I stumbled into this thread while investigating the “do not strip HTML” issue. I shall be grateful to anyone who can help me with my problem which is as follows:

I am developing a child theme of Twenty Sixteen, so far I’ve had no problems.

I want to display an image instead of the “Site Title” text (Appearance > Customise > Site Identity > Site Title)

I have tried the obvious way of inserting an HTML tag of <img> as the Site Title text, but somewhere in the processing of this element either the theme or WordPress itself “sterilise” tags by switching the “<” and “>” to “& lt ;” and “& gt ;” respectively.

I want to disable this function, at least for the Site Title.

(I am an old hand at writing code, having started back in 1973; I am not much up-to-date with PHP and it would take me quite a while to figure this thing out by myself, so I would be most grateful to anybody in the community who can help this old man around this small hurdle).

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