Test environment: openSUSE 16 Leap, Nginx 1.27, and PHP 8.4.16 with FlatPress Github 3091 Installation in a subfolder /fp3091, no longer in the /(root) folder Adjustment of the nginx.conf file location /fp3091 { try_files $uri $uri/ /index.php?$args; } The setup runs without errors, as does the ...
Basis: openSUSE 16.0, Nginx 1.27 with PHP 8.4.16 (default openSUSE .rpm) and FlatPress Github 3057. Installed in the web server /(root) folder with the default WordPress nginx.conf. location / { # WordPress web hosting config for Nginx servers try_files ...
So, a few quick updates. Quick&dirty test with installation, new post attachments, and PrettyUrls works on openSUSE 16 Server with PHP 8.4.16. For a full test, I first have to convince openSUSE 16 that SELinux is a brilliant security option, but that I don't need it at all for testing right now. I ...
So, complete reset of the Nginx server and provision of empty space. Transfer FlatPress Github 3049 and install in the server /(root) folder. Quick test works, log in and play through new posts and change PrettyUrls settings.
Addendum to the post on Fri, Jan 09, 2026, 9:31 p.m. (see above). The emotji is only displayed correctly in the frontend; in the administration panel, the emotji is replaced by a : smiley :, i.e., only the text that is stored. I noticed this while I ported an old FlatPress 1.0.3 theme to FlatPress ...
... url=https://github.com/flatpressblog/flatpress/tree/75fb02c0cb6ad7f725b13217da2818170f1f49e3]commit 2991[/url] onwards. ... Okay, it seems that the latest FlatPress Github 2993 has improved, and the title with emotji works now ... The deed is done :D
If FlatPress Github 2986 displays emojis correctly in the content but not in the title of a post, is it possible that the title text is filtered differently than the content? Like with a sanitized filter or something similar?