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Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Markdown QuickTags] Right Alt z still redefinedYeah, I don’t like the whole undo system anymore anyway. It was built at a time when browsers lacked good undo support on most systems, but they all have it built in now. I’ll be removing that functionality all together soon.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Markdown QuickTags] Toolbar hidden after recent update (0.9.5)A conflict was found with TablePress that I’m working on resolving. Are you using that plugin?
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Markdown QuickTags] [Plugin: Markdown QuickTags] Glitch when installingI did find the solution to this, it was because the copy of PHP Markdown Extra I include had a second WordPress plugin inside it which was being read at the time of install. Current versions should not suffer from this issue.
MDQT does not render anything on the front end. If you don’t want to run a Markdown plugin (Like PHP Markdown Extra) on the front end to convert Markdown at the time of display, you need to use “Render” to convert the Markdown to HTML, then save your post with the HTML instead of the Markdown.
There’s a great plugin called “[Markdown on Save][1]” that will save the HTML in the post but keep a copy of the original Markdown in the database. Thus, you get HTML on the front end, but when you go back to edit the post you still have Markdown.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Markdown QuickTags] [Plugin: Markdown QuickTags] Breaks mathjax syntaxI’m afraid I can’t do much about this directly. MDQT uses PHP Markdown Extra to render, and I don’t believe it has any support for MathJax. You can, however, wrap the syntax in an element with an attribute
markdown="0"to avoid rendering anything inside as Markdown.e.g.
<span markdown="0">equation</span>or<div markdown="0">equation</div>. Let me know if that helps.Please keep me posted on what you find. I haven’t heard any similar reports, but a plugin conflict is a feasible cause.
If you need a hand in tracking it down, feel free to post a list of plugins and I can install the combination on a test blog and see if I can replicate.
I’m sorry I missed this note. I will certainly modify the shortcuts to avoid this complication in the next version.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Markdown QuickTags] [Plugin: Markdown QuickTags] 3.3 Breaks the post editor.Finally got it fixed just now, should be available for update very soon. Thanks for your patience.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Markdown QuickTags] [Plugin: Markdown QuickTags] Broken with WP 3.3Finally got it fixed, should be available very soon. Thanks for your patience.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Markdown QuickTags] Broken with WP 3.0.5It probably does have something to do with the localization. I’ll try to test with that plugin this weekend.
It shouldn’t be loading mdqtstyle.css, either, unless it finds it in your theme… I’ll dig into that bug, too. That was a means for people to override the default styling of the plugin, but isn’t supposed to attempt to queue the CSS unless the file exists. I’ll keep you posted.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Markdown QuickTags] Invalid plugin headerYou can, you just have to do it manually from the plugins page. I can _not_ figure out why this is happening, if anyone has a clue, I’d love to hear it.
That’s really bizarre, but I have no French keyboard to test with. Are the keycodes different on international keyboards?
The latest release defaults to a solid white background :).
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Markdown QuickTags] [Plugin: Markdown QuickTags] Glitch when installingI’m working on this. If anyone has any idea what might be causing it, I’d love to know…
Note that you can override the styles without editing the core files. Just place a file called ‘mdqtstyle.css’ into your theme directory and add the override styles to that. It will be loaded after the main stylesheet, and in most cases will beat out my own styles. In cases where it doesn’t seem to do anything, you may want to override using !important at the end of the styles. For example, for the above code, just use:
#content,#urlpaste textarea {
background:white !important;
}