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MyCurator uses a fixed format for full text posts, with links at the top and the bottom to original article. Full text will cause problems with Google and original article copyright and is meant for private use. Because of this MyCurator does not have flexible formatting for full text posts. The format and links are fixed and can only be changed with custom CSS or code.

MyCurator focuses on formatting true curated posts which you create using excerpts from the text in the post editor.

When MyCurator grabs a very small image (like a profile picture) and then your theme expands it to a large size, it becomes blurry. I’ve seen it before periodically on my test sites. Small images have many fewer pixels so when expanded, they look blurry as they aren’t ‘dense’ with pixels any more.

MyCurator needs PHP cUrl installed on your site to work. Your host should be able to add this to your site.

Good idea, I’ll add it to the list. I think it would be a feature where one or more keywords could map to a category or a single tag (another request).

MyCurator uses root word matching, so Grey will match Grey and Grey’s so you can just drop the apostrophe and use “Grey Anatomy” and “Gray Anatomy”. Also, we do all matching in lowercase so you don’t need to worry about whether the first letter is capitalized.

If you are still having problems, contact me at support at target-info.com I have a diagnostic tool to try.

The full text of the article is in a metabox below the Post editor named Saved Page. Sometimes it’s contents could be hidden and you’ll need to click the little arrow at the far right top to expand it. Also make sure that you are in Visual mode (not Text) in the editor box so the Click-Copy yellow highlights show up and allow you to click and insert text.