I’ve posted WP Unformatted, a new WordPress plugin for WordPress 1.2 that makes use of the new custom fields to let you disable auto-formatting and auto-smart-quote conversion for a specific post. I’ve wanted this functionality for a long time, now I need to upgrade my blog to 1.2 so I can use it! 
Social 2.5
I’m very pleased to share version 2.5 of Social with you. Brought to you by our good friends at MailChimp (see their blog post), Social is a…
WP-Unformatted
I spent some time on #wordpress recently complaining about how WordPress’ template system tries to do too much for you (autoformatting category names into links, spam-cladding your email address, etc), and then posted about it in this blog (which was,…
Just wanted to say a quick thanks for WP Unformatted. It’s exactly what I needed to stop WordPress’ auto-formatting from combining with Pictpress to spit out invalid XHTML.
[...] function hotdiggity(damn) { dp.SyntaxHighlighter.enabling = ‘damn tricky in WordPress’; } After a few hours of reading up on how to handle this, my WordPress setup now has code syntax highlighting thanks to dp.Syntaxhighlighter and WP-Unformatted. Despite my appreciation for WordPress and especially it’s ability to prettify post typography, I sure wish it was easier to update. On the other hand, more fuel on the fire for my idea to write a new WordPress front-end. [...]
Hi Alex, does this plug-in work with pages? I can kill extra BRs with Text Control plugin on pages but that affects posts too which I’m trying to avoid.
So far no luck with the plugin on pages.
Thanks!