I think I might switch to a different Visual Editor that has a true
"CODE" view that doesn't parse the html.
I am waiting for some of them to be updated for the 22.1 release.
I don't even use the TinyMCE visual editor that they have. I just use
the "quick keys." And they still manage to mess
Ive been trying to use the plugin on my blog. Just upgraded to 2.1
You might consider combining it with "Script" plugin to kill two birds with
one stone.
This article was helpful:
http://codex.wordpress.org/Using_Javascript
I think I might switch to a different Visual Editor that has a true "CO
I have no idea :/
I'm pretty new to blogging and such stuff in general, all I know is
that at a few times, I might want to share some insights into jQuery
and other HTML-related stuff and I want an easy way to do it :)
but thanks so far for the stuff here.
andreas
On Jan 31, 2007, at 23:09 ,
Karl Swedberg schrieb:
> In my implementation, WordPress treats any tags in a post as if they
> were actual tags, even if they're wrapped in .
>
> I have to use, for example, link
> text
>
> For blocks of code I use the IG:Syntax Hiliter:
> http://blog.igeek.info/wp-plugins/igsynta
In my implementation, WordPress treats any tags in a post as if they
were actual tags, even if they're wrapped in .
I have to use, for example, link text
For blocks of code I use the IG:Syntax Hiliter:
http://blog.igeek.info/wp-plugins/igsyntax-hiliter/
Then I do something l
Hmm... I may have been wrong on both counts...
I suppose you could replace the opening tag with a < then.
Andreas Wahlin-4 wrote:
>
> Yeah, you understood me correctly, thanks.
> However, this does not seem to work.
> For instance,
>
> http://www.w3.org/ W3C
>
>
> becomes a regular link, a
Yeah, you understood me correctly, thanks.
However, this does not seem to work.
For instance,
http://www.w3.org/";>W3C
becomes a regular link, and
I'm sorry?
A tutorial on how to write good tutorials?
If you want to enable JS inside posts, go here and download this plugin:
http://ottodestruct.com/wpstuff/scriptenabler.zip
Finally, to be able to show people what you mean, wrapping your examples in
'pre' (or is it 'code'?) tags, prevents Wo
This is almost on topic then :)
Is there a good tutorial or something on how to write good tutorials
for javascript/html code in wordpress?
For instance, I tried to include a script "tag" but it seems
wordpress mistook it for javascript and stripped most of it out. I
was frustrated and didn't
i totally enerved by the 12 js includes in the wordpress admin post page and
also posted an idea on wp website:
if you like you should vote for it and promote it:
http://wordpress.org/extend/ideas/topic.php?id=103#post-262
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Yes, it's definitely good.
It's also a bonus for me, as I hold the top Google ranking for almost every
term relating to WordPress and jQuery. It almost makes me want to slot in an
AdWords plugin! :)
Jörn Zaefferer wrote:
>
> Dan Atkinson schrieb:
>> 2) jQuery and Interface has been added to the
Dan Atkinson schrieb:
> 2) jQuery and Interface has been added to the WordPress 2.2 dev trunk.
>
> The second one didn't surprise me very much, and I'm glad that Matt is
> finally listening to his users, who overwhelmingly desire jQuery.
>
> This should mean that when 2.2 is released on April 23rd,
I'm going to ping this topic for a couple of reasons.
1) I've updated my plugins to jQuery v1.1.1 and Thickbox 2.1.1. They're
available here:
http://www.dan-atkinson.com/wp/index.php/165/jquery-111-and-thickbox-211-for-wordpress/
2) jQuery and Interface has been added to the WordPress 2.2 dev tr
On Aug 14, 2006, at 5:25 PM, Dan Atkinson wrote:
> Quite frankly, I'd like to see it throwing a few more punches for
> blogs, so
> any new content for CMSs like Wordpress is good!
Hmm. Maybe I should put together a little something for Movable Type.
I'm already using jQuery for my MT blog at
Yeah!
It would be much easier to do with jQuery, and it's something I've
contemplated doing for a while with my own blog.
Wordpress currently tries to push Prototype/Scriptaculous/Dojo too much
right now, and they're leaving little room for jQuery.
Quite frankly, I'd like to see it throwing a f
> Thoughts, suggestions? Or am I the only bugger who uses jQuery with their
> blog?! :)
I'm using jQuery with my WordPress blog, although the usage has not much
to do with WordPress.
But what I wanted to do since quite a while is an Ajax enabled comment
system, with jQuery of course!
What do
Ok folks, I'm going to bring this up here because I think it'll be cool.
Basically, it's just jQuery as a plugin for Wordpress, nothing more. Just
jquery.js.
The reason why I'm sorta mentioning this, is because I'm about to start
writing a plugin for Cody's Thickbox 2 plugin (I kinda promised th
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