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Do you have an example?
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good example.
When I first did the post it wasn't like this
define('DB_CHARSET', 'utf8');
define('DB_COLLATE', '');
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Try to deactivate it, and then edit your post (fix it) and then save it again. and see the result
hope it works
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@martin
tried removing and adding.....
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Yes, but only in the last couple of days
if you have a test install or server, try dumping the database and running it with a different theme and see if the problem still exists
it may very well be a database level issue
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I think you've got it. I had to restore my database last Sunday so that's what is causing the problem. How do I fix? Do I have to do a find and replace in phpmyadmin for the offending characters, or is there a better solution?