And if anyone cannot figure this out for any reason, please let me know by comment or sMail and I can try and help!

The thing that the <'s and "s were turning into are not working on her post...it is just turning into the correct code. She is working on getting images up to show examples. And this doesn't happen to new code so if you have newer profiles, you probably aren't affected.

- I've just updated the first post, is that more clear?

- hooray! That's awesome to hear. And his new background looks great - very fitting of such a magnificent and gorgeous beast of a kitty :) I'm glad we were able to sort this out, I have to go fix a bunch of my own pet profiles now.

- This was something that happened last year, it was something to do with how the markup was saved in the database, not my area of explaining expertise even though it spilled over onto a feature I'm involved in! So it shouldn't happen again because that change has now happened and doesn't need to happen again. It's always a good idea to keep backups of your coding, though!

It's those exact symbols!

So you take your external text editor, you do the 'find and replace' option. In the find box you put: &lt; and in the replace box you put: <

This will help replace every instance of &lt; with the <

Do it for all three of the coding changes in the initial post, and your coding should be fixed!

Please see Rah's post above this. I think she explains it better than I could.

- yes, thank you for pointing that out - I rewrote/re copied and pasted that initial post so many time trying to get it to not break that I totally missed that. Thank you! Fixed :)

- what in the...I just thought I fixed that! Check the first post again, it should be the two different brackets, not two of the same one! Hmm, I might have made the fix on a programmer's dev by accident. Let's hope it stays this time!