I have a love\/hate relationship with WordPress’ Visual editor. The editor can be great sometimes. Other times it can be a pain. I already disable “WordPress should correct invalidly nested XHTML automatically” as their definition of nested XHTML doesn’t really cover everything XHTML supports.<\/p>\n
So if you noticed, I’ve began to recently embed flash videos into my blog posts, something I’ve avoided doing for some time since it doesn’t really fit well with my theme, which I’m in the market of changing. Still searching for one that I’d like. I recently switched to the Green Light<\/a> theme for my HD-Trailers.net Blog<\/a>, but I’m not sure if I want to have that here at Krunk4Ever!<\/p>\n I love the fact that when you try to add an image, it’ll automatically fill in the height\/width and allows me to set alignments and etc. However, for everything else, I usually use the HTML editor which allows me to put in code directly.<\/p>\n Anyway, today’s blog post is how frustrating the Visual Editor can be some times. The main problem started because I started embedding flash videos into my blog post. I like my webpages to be XHTML valid, and for those who have this gene, you’ll know that most flash code websites provide are XHTML invalid<\/strong>. I found out how to modify it. Basically the <embed>...<\/embed><\/code> is invalid and I have to add a few attributes to the <object><\/code> tag.<\/p>\n