round about I went to googles cached version not here either, perhaps IE9
Plugin Author
ntm
(@ntm)
Please, install the Development Version (8.8.10.7 beta 2). It will most likely solve the problem which appears in the IE9.
You may use the [display_podcast] place-holder. But you should make sure that it is not placed in a <p> section.
I guess that you have unintentionally placed the place holder like that
<p>A talk on the current Ohio legislation to suppress the Vote in Ohio.<br />[display_podcast]</p>
in the last post (before you have changed the settings). If you do that then the all the elements from <!-- Begin: podPress --> to <!-- End: podPress --> are going to be placed in the <p> section which is obviously not valid.
In other words: Yes, you can leave the code of your theme as it is and you may continue to use the place-holder. But you should be careful where you place it. But this is an general notice to all who use that place-holder.
Regards,
Tim
ok Tim ! thanks so much. there is a message on the media emntry section stating to use a place holder. I don’t know what if any a fix would be on that.
Generally WordPress does not show pure HTML so I see why the place holder may be a problem.
thx agin’
dael
Plugin Author
ntm
(@ntm)
Generally WordPress does not show pure HTML
Isn’t there a HTML view in the editor which you can use the see the post with all its HTML tags?
