{"id":75698,"date":"2011-01-14T08:00:00","date_gmt":"2011-01-14T08:00:00","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.weixiaoduo.com\/plugins\/2024\/02\/22\/full-utf-8\/"},"modified":"2014-10-06T05:24:00","modified_gmt":"2014-10-06T05:24:00","slug":"full-utf-8","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.weixiaoduo.com\/plugins\/full-utf-8\/","title":{"rendered":"Full UTF-8"},"content":{"rendered":"

Full UTF-8 adds complete support<\/strong> for any UTF-8 character.
\nWithout this plugin, WordPress truncates anything after the first 4-bytes-long UTF-8 character.<\/p>\n

Suppose you copy some text from a web page and paste it into the editor. You see
\neverything is fine, so you hit save. As soon as the page is reloaded, you find out that your post
\nhas been truncated at a point that seems to be quite random. Well, that\u2019s not random.
\nThe breaking point is the position of the first 4-bytes-long UTF-8 character.
\nAnything from that one up to the end of the post is irremediably lost forever.<\/p>\n

You definitely need to install this plugin if you write 4-bytes-long UTF-8 characters.
\nHow do you know that? Many Chinese characters, musical and mathematical symbols and Emoji icons
\nare 4-bytes-long. But you can always try to draw something<\/a> and check for yourself.
\nIf you get a Unicode hexadecimal value with more than four digits after 0x then it is a 4-bytes-long UTF-8 character.
\nFor example, a G-clef<\/a> is one because 0x1D11E has 5 digits after 0x.
\n1. This plugin is a WordPress \u201cdrop in\u201d. Drop-ins are advanced plugins in the wp-content
\ndirectory that replace WordPress functionality when present.
\n1. This plugin is completely automatic. You are not supposed to do anything special
\nto make it work after activating it.<\/p>\n

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