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When writing a new topic or reply, if I add an image or a smiley it shows as a line of code. This will obviously confuse the heck out of a non-web person... how do I get it to show the image or smiley in the post window as it inserted, (this forum does that ) is it just a theme setting or is there a wysiwyg plugin that I need?
Am I safe to assume that you are doing things the same way here as on your own forum? If so then it sounds like the work of a third party plugin that perhaps you have active or possibly the WP theme you are using. But I would plump for a plugin first. So let's start there.
Review your other Wp plugins. Do you have any that may effect links, urls etc., in posts?
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This is what happens...
In my forum, as I am typing in a topic or reply, when I attach an image or smiley it does not show as an image or smiley it shows as a, image tag like this:
<img src="http://www.horseandhack.co.za/wp-content/sp-resources/forum-smileys/amazed.jpg" title="amazed_jpg" alt="amazed_jpg" />
Only after I click Submit Post and view the post does it show the images correctly.
So you are saying this is definitely not supposed to do that?
If not I will need to deactivate 1 plugin at a time to see if that could be the problem... yes?
I think there was a little confusion above at first because we read it that images and smileys did not show up in the actual finished, published forum post. But what you were actually saying is that they do not show up during the editing process but are shown as their raw html. Please do correct me of I have that wrong.
As I said above in post #5, the TinyMCE Editor is the only one that can show the actual images/smileys and things like bold. colour etc. It is the closest thing to a WYSIWYG editor for web page text input.
With the default, simple text editor or even the HTML or bbCode editor plugins, you will always see the raw HTML. This is, I am afraid, the way web page text input works unless you wrap it up in a lot of javascript code - which is what the TinyMCE editor is all about.
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