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22 May, 2004

Change allowed tags in comments

Posted by: Jennifer In: WordPress: Lessons Learned

There's security reasons why the tags that are allowed are limited to the ones listed, but if you must have something like imgs allowed in your comments, here's an explanation of how to change that.

(kses.php is in your wp-includes folder)

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2 Responses to "Change allowed tags in comments"

1 | Mark J

May 23rd, 2004 at 6:11 am

Wow, thanks! There one thing that WordPress definitely doesn't have over Movable Type: decent documentation.

And the "tags" (PHP functions) don't really follow an easy-to-remember naming convention like with MT. It's also rather cumbersome to have to remember how many blank parameters to pass to a function before you can type your FALSE so that the result of the function is returned instead of echoed so you can actually perform some logic on it!

2 | Code Novice

May 31st, 2004 at 5:35 pm

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A slew of WP bookmarks, plugins, etc. as seen on Scriptygoddess:

jerey: how do i rewrite this because it tried RewriteEngine on #Options +FollowSymlinks RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-f RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FIL
Jennifer: So I was testing this out to see if maybe something changed in the latest version - I had a test wordpress setup - and just dumped the mycomment funct
KDesign: Hi, thanks for the tutorial. I'm having problems though that I can't seem to find an answer to on the web. When I follow the example in the Codex h

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