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Solution for languages that render as entities - lbasilis - 2011-04-29 1) Go to gsconfig.php and add Code: define('GSEDITOROPTIONS'," 2) in admin\inc\basic.php locate the safe_slash_html() function and replace htmlentities with htmlspecialchars Code: function safe_slash_html($text) { now greek and other languages will render perfectly in browser instead of entities that affect seo Solution for languages that render as entities - Connie - 2011-04-29 Yassou Ibasilis, this is already explained in our WIKI, Quote:Entities and Special Characters see here: http://get-simple.info/wiki/how_to:wysiwyg_editor It's good that it works for you! Solution for languages that render as entities - Ampersand - 2011-10-20 Precise link http://get-simple.info/wiki/how_to:editor_configuration_more_options#entities_and_special_characters Solution for languages that render as entities - Ampersand - 2011-10-20 Connie Wrote:By default, the editor converts special characters like umlauts (üäö …) to their HTML-equivalents. This is not needed anymore if you encode your pages in UTF-8. So you can set this option to false. This refers only to WYSIWYG editor namely CKeditor. I switched this editor off and still have entities like the famous ó. I even hacked basic.php according to the above, and still get have entities in page content. HTML <title>s hower render without entities (as of 3.0). Solution for languages that render as entities - n00dles101 - 2012-02-13 This has been resolved in the latest SVN version, I'll release a Beta Featured version in the next couple of days... |