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  • David Choi

    (@wpthemes777)

    Those are HTML special characters

    http://www.degraeve.com/reference/specialcharacters.php

    seems like something is parchasing somewhere, using PHP functions

    htmlentities()
    htmlspecialchars()

    Thread Starter yeagerc50

    (@yeagerc50)

    So, htmlspecialchars_decode() should do the trick?

    David Choi

    (@wpthemes777)

    Yes, you can try that. It depends where it is encoded/decoded. Maybe it’s the theme or from functions.php using hook for the_content, something like

    add_filter( 'the_content', 'filter_function_name' );

    Thread Starter yeagerc50

    (@yeagerc50)

    I had my own function to clean the data prior to input to the database. One of them was htmlspecialchars() which was responsible for adding the characters (WP requires the data to be raw). I simply commented out the function and no more htmlspecialchars() are displayed in the “Description”.

    Thank You!

    David Choi

    (@wpthemes777)

    Glad it’s solve. Have a nice day!

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