Is there a way of adding tags in Wordpress's description/tagline area?

The option is run through a filter that replaces HTML entities, so even if you were to run a filter on that option(which is possible), WordPress replaces the HTML entities, meaning HTML wouldn't work.

The option is run through a filter that replaces HTML entities, so even if you were to run a filter on that option(which is possible), WordPress replaces the HTML entities, meaning HTML wouldn't work... For example, add this code and watch what happens. Add_filter( 'option_blogdescription', 'html_blog_description' ); function html_blog_description( $option_value ) { $option_value = 'Test text '. $option_value; return $option_value; } There aren't any hooks I can see that specifically deal with this option and convert the entities, else i'd have ideas about unhooking that action from the description.

I think the only solution you really have is to run str_replace over your calls to fecth the blog description. This would mean updating all your calls for bloginfo( 'description' ) with a rountine that performs string replacement on the content. Eg.

$description = str_replace(' web ',' web ',get_bloginfo('description')); echo $description; Sure it's not ideal, but I can't currently see a more elegant way(though i'd be happy for someone to prove me wrong).

You could just change it in your stylesheet. #tagline {font-weight: bold;}.

Sorry I didn't explain myself very well. I meant to add tags in just few words of the description (not the whole paragraph). – alexchenco Dec 21 '10 at 18:44.

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