joeedmon

Turns out my problem was the markdown plugin. I turned it off and p tags are now correctly placed inside of blockquotes.

I was having the same problem as myobie. I turned off the markdown plugin and everything is fine now. Thanks myobie.

There should be a link on the login page for forgotten password. If you provided an email address when you first setup WP, then the program will email you a new password.

Alternatively, access the MySql database, and Browse the wp-users table. Older versions of WP will have your password in clear text. Newer versions show the password as a long string of letters and numbers, which is entirely useless to you. What you can do is edit the record and delete the password. That should allow you to login with just a username. Immediately after you login, edit your user profile and assign yourself a new password. I haven’t test this, but it should work.

Anybody have comments about Zend?
BTW, I’ve got nothing but horror stories with customers who started out in FP. I’m still handcoding my HTML.

I do this by accessing the MySQL DB directly. I am able to create users and change values directly in the DB (also edit posts and other stuff). The ability to access the DB is dependent upon your web host. Some hosts have phpMyAdmin installed already. Others will require you to install a SQL front end yourself. MySQL offers MySQL Control Center for free. I’m currently using MySQL-Front, which I like. The users table is called wp_users.