Thanks for creating this. I had done a presentation using MovableType as the engine before, but this is orders of magnitude better and accomplishes the same goals (Web-readable semantic markup, Web-accessible and editable).

It wasn’t meant to be an entire lecture on every step needed to remove html tags from the site, the rss 0.9, rss 1.0, rss 2, atom feed etc title,
It was a basic here’s the quickest way of removing html tags from your page title, i’m sure he can figure out how to apply it to wp-rss/atom and the blog name.

Another quick question why is it that you have <b> in your allow tags list?

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    Sorry is IS that you mean … My ensligh isn´t perfect at all ^^ !

But then again, so is all your work; I learned a great deal about CSS from your articles. This implementation of it is astounding; as I don’t have PowerPoint but do have constant ‘net access, guess what I’ll be using for presentations from now on? . . .

I have a solution to your issue with wordpress.

If you go to your wordpress directory and open index.php (assuming it hasn’t been renamed), with in index.php look for:

<title><?php bloginfo('name'); ?><?php wp_title(); ?></title>

Then remove it and replace it with:

<title><?php bloginfo('name'); ?><?php strip_tags(wp_title()); ?></title>

That should fix it.

I’m only happy to be able to help someone a little who has helped me so much more.

http://www.giss.nasa.gov/latex/item.html

\itemize{
\item{blahitem}
\item{blahitem}
\enumerate{
\item{blah point one}
\item{blah point two}
}
\item{blahitem}
\item{blahitem}
}

(And hereby I hope I remember the macro names properly!)