Windows Live Writer dev team relies on the zealous programmers out there to finish the ‘finish’ work on Windows Live Writer to make it better.
Browsing through the ole gallery used to be useful with ratings, comments and screenshots, but since Microsoft Windows Live dev team decided that blog users didn’t need to see that stuff— it’s now more important to be able to remove those plug-ins when they’re crap, don’t work or just don’t do the job.
Its struggles in the past with standards and its security issues make it very troubling; knowing you have to work with it, but on the same token, Windows Live Writer has such a great dependence to it.
And how much does that play in to in the fact some themes from WordPress don’t get detected correctly?
This process should take all of 5 minutes.
This post also assumes you already have Windows Live Writer installed on you machine and are currently using to publish with other blogs.
You should always use the current version of Windows Live Writer [where possible]. I know there’s other that prefer the old version, but Microsoft is only going to move forward, so…
I don’t really understand why, it’s actually quite easy, but I figured I would put something out here and see if it actually helps anyone.
This is because WordPress is changing the code on the fly to remove it. You need to enter proper /current HTML code to have it work correctly.
To account for this you've to use a plug-in to make the adjustment manually.
