hello,
I created a page "About" on my site.
I wrote a text.
At the end of this text is a piece of code: a: 3: {i: 1; s: 0: ""; i: 2; s: 0: ""; i: 3; s: 0 :"";}
I can not get rid of ...
Any ideas?

That page of my site still under construction Photo:
http://philippedeletree.kegtux.org/pages/a-propos

• Zenphoto Version: 1.4.1.1
• Theme: zpArdoise
• Hosting: http://www.kegtux.org/

(French / English: google translation)

That is a serialized string as it is for example normally used to store different language versions if using the multilingual mode. Did you use that once? What function comes after the page content call on this theme's pages.php?

I know a little php.
I deselect the multilingual options at the moment.
I tell you a link to view the source code of the page.
I do not think that's what you want because you can do it directly.

Screenshot : http://deletreephotos.free.fr/perso/codepagezenphoto.ogv

You need to find out if there is a function call after the page content call to see what actually prints that serialized string. I am not familiar with this third party theme so you have to look.

If anyone can help me, I would be happy.
I will try to contact the person who made the theme "zpArdoise" ...