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Sorry Jan, but what you’re saying doesn’t make sense to me. It sounds to me like you’re saying that if it’s covered by CSS, you don’t need to create functions for it. So why create themes then? They’re covered by CSS.

One of the core functions of WordPress is to show language. The basic markup stuff – like strong and italics – are covered. I’ve been using WordPress since 2007 back when it was still version 1. I had to do a lot by hand back then. Everytime I had to do a new install of WordPress I needed to think about the word break. Because word break and the Dutch language don’t work. I think word break is so basic it should be added to the general settings.

Hi Jan, thanks for replying. Let me put it this way. I’d like a standard tick box (maybe under settings) whereby I can switch word break on or off. This is my request for a future change to WordPress.

@realbudman: you rock!

@tacoverdo
I presume you also mean to say that besides not losing our data you’re also on top of finding a solution? ??

I just updated my All in one SEO package to 1.6.13 and I’m running wordpress 3.0.1. Now I’m not able to access the plugin.php via the dashboard. Anyone?

@vangrog
Thanks for the tip. It worked.

The plugin doesn’t stop me from copying pictures if I use a mac and chrome as its browser.

I closed it before I resolved it, but now I really resolved it. IE goes buggy if you do not define a background. So I just made a gif picture of the color of the sidebar menu and added a line in the style.css

transparent url(images/deco1.gif) no-repeat scroll 2000px 0pt

When my provider included a script to handle spam in another way spam karma-emails did not get through even though they were being generated as normal.

Your site does also work with safari (mac). I’m a minimalist so I like these kinds of websites.

You also need to upload Bad Behavior to your plugin directory of wordpress and then activate from your dashboard

In some themes this is linked to the specs in the body.
~body {
margin: 0;
padding: 0;
background: #E6EEEE url(images/bg.gif) repeat-x;
color: #000;
font-size: 78%;
font-family: “Lucida Sans Unicode”, Tahoma, Geneva, sans-serif;
text-align: center;~

If this so it’s hard to change it.

Basically I can’t get my head around your problem. But I’m not very experienced so that might be it.

Should be standard in the newest WordPress release I reckon..

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