Configuring writing and reading settings

- Next on the Settings list we find the Writing Settings.…Now, this is a bit of a misnomer,…because it doesn't really have to do with writing,…as much as the overall context…in which content is written for your site.…You don't have a lot of options here,…and the options are fairly obscure.…You start with Formatting,…where you can choose to convert emoticons…into graphics on display.…And here it's important to mention…that WordPress now supports all emoji,…so if you want to use emoji in your post you can do so.…

Personally, I find this emoticon setting…to be quite annoying, so I tend to turn it off,…but a lot of people like it,…so it's up to you whether or not you want…to add emoticons into your post or not.…Then you can ask WordPress…to correct invalidly nested XHTML automatically.…Now, this is a legacy setting…that harks back to many years ago…when people would write XHTML in their content.…There is very little chance you'll ever need this feature,…and that's also why it's toggled off by default.…If you ever get into a situation where you need…