After some initial worries, it looks like Wordpress 2.5 and PamelaWare 0.9x are compatible.
The only thing that breaks, is that the Wordpress login page designers just *had* to change the color of the login page to be dark text on a light background, compared to the earlier versions where the text was white and the background was dark.
You have to edit admin.pw.php to fix this, as I didn’t want to include the entire .css file every time the login page was loaded — look for a function called pw_loginform_link, and replace the html portion with this:
<hr />
<a href="<?php echo PW_SECUREPLUGINURL . '/' . PW_PLUGIN; ?>/login/infocard-login.php"
alt="<?php pw_utils::screenPrint('Infocard Login'); ?>"
style="border: 0; color: #000">
<?php pw_utils::screenPrint('Login or Register using an Information Card'); ?>
<br/>
<img src="<?php echo PW_IMGURL; ?>/infocard_60x42.png"
style="padding:10px; border: 0" />
</a>
<a alt="<?php echo __('What is this?'); ?>"
style="border-bottom: none; color: #fff"
href="http://pamelaproject.com/">
<?php echo __('(what is this?)'); ?>
</a>

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Thanks for posting the fix.
Actually, I had to change the #fff to also to #000 to have it appear correctly.
What are the __ characters for in the echo statements? They appear to cause an underscore or dash to be displayed before the (what is this?) but I don’t know why it’s there. Is it just extra characters in the php file or does it serve a purpose?
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