drokkon

Ah! That could be it. I use WMPUDev’s Branda plugin to customize the login page. Can’t imagine they change too much, but maybe?

Just following up here. You suggested that I needed to put :start and :end in the corresponding fields on the settings page, but your documentation specifically says that :start and :end are the default behavior. I’m not sure which is true.

When I added them manually, the problem remained anyway. I’ve double-checked, and everything was on separate lines in the email, as you also mentioned.

Thanks!

Thanks for your reply! I reformatted slightly and checked my Gmail sent folder, and the most recent email looked exactly like this (note the line breaks):

tags: to,Favorites - Work
:excerptstart
Comic Sans is dead to us.
:excerptend
:start
#img1#
Comic Sans is dead to us.
https://www.brafton.com/blog/email-marketing/best-font-for-email-the-good-the-bad-and-the-ugly/
:end

…with an attached photo.

The resulting post was titled correctly (from the subject line), but contained ONLY the photo and had one single tag:

Favorites - Work :start #img1# Comic Sans is dead to us. https://www.brafton.com/blog/email-marketing/best-font-for-email-the-good-the-bad-and-the-ugly/ :end

Any ideas?

• This reply was modified 7 years, 4 months ago by drokkon.

Exactly. I still haven’t figured it out. I wish Embedly was as simple to use as Disqus:

1) I could set up one Embedly account and use it for multiple websites.
2) When activated, it simply turned single-line text URLs into beautiful embeds.
3) When deactivated, embeds reverted to single-line text URLs.

The current implementation is bizarre and difficult, and they’re clearly geared toward developers, which I am not. I’m not sure what your business model is, Embedly, but please note that I’ve been watching people search – for years and years – for a *SIMPLE* plugin that simply gives them functionality similar to Facebook link styling. Period. Dot. Please be that solution. 🙂