DESCRIPTION: When you enter a special character in a page title and are using the 'Bytes For All SEO options' the special characracters will show up as their HTML equivalent: a hyphen will show as '–'

CAUSE: This issue occurs because both WordPress and Atahualpa are converting special characters in the title to the HTML equivalent.

FIX: edit bfa_meta_tags.php and find line 67-72 wich will be

		if ( $bfa_meta_title != '' ) {
			#$bfa_ata_page_title = $bfa_meta_title; 
			$bfa_ata_page_title = htmlentities($bfa_meta_title,ENT_QUOTES,'UTF-8');
		} else {
			$bfa_ata_page_title = htmlentities(single_post_title('', false),ENT_QUOTES,'UTF-8');
		}

and change them to

		if ( $bfa_meta_title != '' ) {
			#$bfa_ata_page_title = $bfa_meta_title; 
			$bfa_ata_page_title = htmlentities($bfa_meta_title,ENT_QUOTES,'UTF-8');
		} else {
			$bfa_ata_page_title = single_post_title('', false);
		}

or you can just download the attached zipped bfa_meta_tags.php that has the correction already applied.
bfa_meta_tags.php.zip


reported in http://forum.bytesforall.com/showthr...6522#post36522

Ah thanks!! I've been trying to wrap my head around this issue for MONTHS, just couldn't figure out how to even form the query to get an answer, let alone think about a solution!