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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! 
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Posted May 21st, 2004 @ 10:58 AM
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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,…
May 21st, 2004 at 5:04 pm
Nicholas adds this Comment:
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.
May 11th, 2005 at 10:54 pm
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[…] 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. […]
July 31st, 2006 at 8:17 pm