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The function that elliot found does work. I can apply other changes to the $content variable and they do display on the post. However, the strip_shortcodes function is not working. I cannot remove the shortcodes even if I apply the filter to all pages and posts.
Does anyone know how to re-enable strip_shortcodes?
I just ran into the same problem with the News Pro theme version 3.0.2. Shortcodes for an advertising plugin are displaying on the Archive pages.
Does anyone have a solution?
I tried elliot's code and it doesn't work for me, either.
It is an encoding problem, but not necessarily related to your chosen character set.
Did you use Word or another word processor to write the articles?
That most often occurs when articles are written in Word, and then cut-and-pasted into WordPress. Word uses a lot of embedded characters that are not legitimate web characters. You are getting a square of a strange character because the browser does not understand the embedded character code.
You can either save the Word document as a text document prior to a cut-and-paste, or you can go through the article and correct the characters in the WordPress editor.
It also takes a couple of weeks before Google will start to display your image. They review it before it is approved. They don't want any porn or Google+ accounts set up with an image of Rover.
It looks like you did not understand my question. Let me clarify it further.
The color selection choice within the admin area does work.
I am not referring to a problem with the demo site at Studio Press. I am trying to duplicate that feature on a separate demo site I am setting up. The same name-value pairs in the URLs used on the demo at Studio Press do not work on the demo I am setting up.
Ken, take a look at the features in the Beautiful Pro theme. I'm setting up a personal site for a writer and found this theme to be a perfect fit.