This posting is inspired by my admiration from the WordPress – maybe the nicest blog I’ve seen for all my current web experience.
WordPress was suggested to me by Yovko Lambrev, or by he’s blog (to be exact).
Althou WordPress is one very nice tool, I had severe problems with Cyrillic support in it. I preffer to write in cyrillic when I write in my native Bulgarian language, so I had to find a solution to my problem. I started to google and I immediately found the following article: WordPress Support » Design » Cyrillic in WordPress.
I decided that this is my solution. However, I did not started with it, because I had other things to do. I decided to leave this for today.
Meanwhile, I had a talk with Yovko, who mentioned to me that the guy, who suggested him (and me) WordPress has applied some cyrillic support patch. But, unfortunately, Yovko was not online today, and I could not receive that patched version.
On the other hand, I’m a programmer myself. I felt shame for me waiting to use some other’s work, and I decided to apply all the necessary actions myself. I did it – and here is the result – WordPress with nice, working cp1251 codepage.
For anyone interested: I’ve uploaded the following files:

• The Patched WordPress 1.0.1
• The patch (temporarily removed until I update it with RSS patches too) against release 1.0.1-miles.tar.gz

Thanks again to Yukki Pospel for making this research, and to Anton for writting this article.