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HTML Purified replaces the default WordPress comments filters with HTML Purifier, a super HTML filtering library. Why would you want to do this? There is nothing fundamentally wrong with the way WordPress filters comments, and in fact there has been no security alert related to this. However, this doesn’t detract from the desire to make things better, and the fact that HTML Purifier is much more thorough and exhaustive.

A comparison of HTML Purifier and KSES (the default WordPress filtering library) is shown below and taken from a fuller description at the HTML Purifier site.

An additional feature of HTML Purifier is that it will produce valid well-formed XHTML code, something which KSES does not do.

Features:

• Configurable KSES or HTML Purifier
• Configurable list of HTML elements and attributes for both KSES and HTML purifier
• Additionally process comments with HTML Tidy
• URL blacklist
• Works in bbPress!

Allowed Tags
The allowed tags is a list of HTML tags and attributes that are allowed in comments. The list will be populated with defaults, and you can modify it as you see fit. One feature of the HTML Purified plugin is that any changes to this list will affect both KSES and HTML Purifier, and will be visible on your site (if displaying allowed tags is enabled in your comments form).
Filter admin users

WordPress does not normally filter comments by an administrator, and you can change this by enabling the ‘filter admin users’ option.

Footer display
Finally there is an option to display the number of purified comments in the footer of your site. Use of this is entirely optional, and provides some nice statistics and an incoming link for both myself and the author of HTML Purifier.

For more information and plugin download Click Here.