Next-Page-Tag Bug Fix

The Next-Page-Bug was fixed in WordPress 2.9.0! (So you do not need this plugin in WP 2.9 and higher.) If you try to split a post in more than one page you will usually use the <!--nextpage--> tag. But there is a little bug in TinyMCE. So all these tags were converted to '<p><!--nextpage--></p>'. So there is a small side effect: Your page ends with '<p>' and the next page (behind <!--nextpage-->) will start with '</p>'. This has the effect that your html will become invalid. And no one likes invalid code. Chicks dig blokes with valid pages. This plugin strips the wrong ending and starting tags.

Installation as usual.

1. Unzip and Upload this Plugin to the /wp-content/plugins/ directory
2. Activate the plugin through the 'Plugins' menu in WordPress
3. That's it. The plugin doesn't need any settings.