Comments on: TextileWrapper 2.0 and GeSHiWrapper 1.4 http://HuddledMasses.org/textilewrapper-20-and-geshiwrapper-14/ You can do more than breathe for free... Tue, 14 Oct 2008 12:21:30 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.2 By: Schlussstrich. Irgendwie halt. ‹ 3th.be http://HuddledMasses.org/textilewrapper-20-and-geshiwrapper-14/#comment-155527 Schlussstrich. Irgendwie halt. ‹ 3th.be Thu, 08 May 2008 13:31:35 +0000 http://www.huddledmasses.org/jaykul/textilewrapper-20-and-geshiwrapper-14/#comment-155527 [...] nicht tot ist, dann kränkelt er zumindest sehr: Die beiden Textile-Plugins für WordPress Textile Wrapper oder Text Control machen mit Umlauten Schwierigkeiten oder zerstören mir bereits vorhandene [...] [...] nicht tot ist, dann kränkelt er zumindest sehr: Die beiden Textile-Plugins für WordPress Textile Wrapper oder Text Control machen mit Umlauten Schwierigkeiten oder zerstören mir bereits vorhandene [...]

]]> By: Metta http://HuddledMasses.org/textilewrapper-20-and-geshiwrapper-14/#comment-122426 Metta Tue, 06 Nov 2007 09:05:56 +0000 http://www.huddledmasses.org/jaykul/textilewrapper-20-and-geshiwrapper-14/#comment-122426 Not that you haven't heard this before, but thank you, thank you, a thousand times thank you for TextileWrapper. Migrating to WP from TXP would have been unspeakable without it. Not that you haven’t heard this before, but thank you, thank you, a thousand times thank you for TextileWrapper. Migrating to WP from TXP would have been unspeakable without it.

]]> By: Joel 'Jaykul' Bennett http://HuddledMasses.org/textilewrapper-20-and-geshiwrapper-14/#comment-96723 Joel 'Jaykul' Bennett Fri, 27 Jul 2007 01:38:20 +0000 http://www.huddledmasses.org/jaykul/textilewrapper-20-and-geshiwrapper-14/#comment-96723 Basically, it's an alternative way of writing your posts: # You can choose the rich text editor # You can write your posts in HTML markup by hand # You can write your posts in Textile markup which is translated to HTML by the Textile plugin when a reader requests it. If you don't want to write in Textile, you can absolutely remove the plugin. Basically, it’s an alternative way of writing your posts:

  1. You can choose the rich text editor
  2. You can write your posts in HTML markup by hand
  3. You can write your posts in Textile markup which is translated to HTML by the Textile plugin when a reader requests it.

If you don’t want to write in Textile, you can absolutely remove the plugin.

]]> By: Stephanie http://HuddledMasses.org/textilewrapper-20-and-geshiwrapper-14/#comment-96422 Stephanie Thu, 26 Jul 2007 07:13:38 +0000 http://www.huddledmasses.org/jaykul/textilewrapper-20-and-geshiwrapper-14/#comment-96422 Textile 1.0 came with my WordPress installation. I'm feeling really dumb, but I don't understand what that plugin does. Is there an easy to understand explanation somewhere what I can do with that plugin? What will happen if I deactivate it? Textile 1.0 came with my WordPress installation. I’m feeling really dumb, but I don’t understand what that plugin does. Is there an easy to understand explanation somewhere what I can do with that plugin? What will happen if I deactivate it?

]]> By: Erundur http://HuddledMasses.org/textilewrapper-20-and-geshiwrapper-14/#comment-77694 Erundur Sat, 02 Jun 2007 19:49:37 +0000 http://www.huddledmasses.org/jaykul/textilewrapper-20-and-geshiwrapper-14/#comment-77694 The problem is occurring on all posts. It could possibly be a stylesheet/template issue and I'll have to check into that aspect further. I've been using the plain text editor exclusively because the rich text editor annoys me. Anyway, thanks for your help, and I'll be trying out some other styles to see what I can come up with. The problem is occurring on all posts. It could possibly be a stylesheet/template issue and I’ll have to check into that aspect further. I’ve been using the plain text editor exclusively because the rich text editor annoys me. Anyway, thanks for your help, and I’ll be trying out some other styles to see what I can come up with.

]]> By: Joel 'Jaykul' Bennett http://HuddledMasses.org/textilewrapper-20-and-geshiwrapper-14/#comment-77615 Joel 'Jaykul' Bennett Sat, 02 Jun 2007 14:42:43 +0000 http://www.huddledmasses.org/jaykul/textilewrapper-20-and-geshiwrapper-14/#comment-77615 Well, as you can see, That's not what's happening, On this, my site When you leave line breaks. It could be a problem related to continuing to use the rich text editor with Textile ... you should input in the plain text editor. Are you having this problem with new posts in the plain text editor, or existing ones which had been created with the rich text editor? Well, as you can see,
That’s not what’s happening,
On this, my site
When you leave line breaks.

It could be a problem related to continuing to use the rich text editor with Textile … you should input in the plain text editor. Are you having this problem with new posts in the plain text editor, or existing ones which had been created with the rich text editor?

]]> By: Erundur http://HuddledMasses.org/textilewrapper-20-and-geshiwrapper-14/#comment-77099 Erundur Fri, 01 Jun 2007 05:10:03 +0000 http://www.huddledmasses.org/jaykul/textilewrapper-20-and-geshiwrapper-14/#comment-77099 I will clarify what's happening. With the plugin I was using previously, it would automatically convert line breaks I made in the post to break () tags. The plugin (or Wordpress itself) is currently having an issue with this. What is happening is the first "paragraph" (anything I put in prior to having two consecutive line breaks) is being marked up, but it is not automatically creating line breaks in the HTML. As such in posts contain code or poetry, the first "paragraph" looks ridiculous because the line isn't breaking where it should be. I hope this makes more sense now. It's possible it's just the way the newer version of Wordpress is handling the spacing and nothing to do with the plugin, but if you have any thoughts I would appreciate it. I will clarify what’s happening.

With the plugin I was using previously, it would automatically convert line breaks I made in the post to break () tags. The plugin (or Wordpress itself) is currently having an issue with this. What is happening is the first “paragraph” (anything I put in prior to having two consecutive line breaks) is being marked up, but it is not automatically creating line breaks in the HTML. As such in posts contain code or poetry, the first “paragraph” looks ridiculous because the line isn’t breaking where it should be.

I hope this makes more sense now. It’s possible it’s just the way the newer version of Wordpress is handling the spacing and nothing to do with the plugin, but if you have any thoughts I would appreciate it.

]]> By: Joel 'Jaykul' Bennett http://HuddledMasses.org/textilewrapper-20-and-geshiwrapper-14/#comment-77058 Joel 'Jaykul' Bennett Fri, 01 Jun 2007 02:07:50 +0000 http://www.huddledmasses.org/jaykul/textilewrapper-20-and-geshiwrapper-14/#comment-77058 *Erundur*: The simple answer is ... What? this is a poem of the neatest kind A rhyming couplet or I lost my mind you should recognize it from the way the rhymes are broken nicely into separate lines It seems to work the way I would expect, at least, it does here... Although I broke the lines an extra time, so the poem doesn't make much sense ;) I'm not sure what we're doing differently? One line break is a @<br />@ tag, and two is a paragraph tag. However, there's no obvious way to add extra whitespace in textile: that is, to, say, double the white-space between two specific paragraphs. p=. The answer, however is really quite simple, hopefully this will make your cheeks dimple. p. p=. If you put the text "p=. " on a line of it's own You should get a pair of empty p-tags all alone. *Matt*: I think you probably just need to put the --more-- comment on a line by itself (with a blank line before it and after it) to explicitly tell Textile that's what you want. Personally, I like my "more" links at the end of the paragraph, not on their own line. Erundur: The simple answer is … What?

this is a poem
of the neatest kind
A rhyming couplet
or I lost my mind

you should recognize it
from the way the rhymes
are broken nicely
into separate lines

It seems to work the way I would expect, at least, it does here… Although I broke the lines an extra time, so the poem doesn’t make much sense ;) I’m not sure what we’re doing differently? One line break is a <br /> tag, and two is a paragraph tag. However, there’s no obvious way to add extra whitespace in textile: that is, to, say, double the white-space between two specific paragraphs.

The answer, however
is really quite simple,
hopefully this will
make your cheeks dimple.

If you put the text “p=. “
on a line of it’s own
You should get a pair of
empty p-tags all alone.

Matt: I think you probably just need to put the —more— comment on a line by itself (with a blank line before it and after it) to explicitly tell Textile that’s what you want. Personally, I like my “more” links at the end of the paragraph, not on their own line.

]]> By: Matt Brett http://HuddledMasses.org/textilewrapper-20-and-geshiwrapper-14/#comment-76914 Matt Brett Thu, 31 May 2007 15:41:18 +0000 http://www.huddledmasses.org/jaykul/textilewrapper-20-and-geshiwrapper-14/#comment-76914 Very nice plugin. Just a quick question/observation, though. After activating, the paragraph tag around the "more link" text has disappeared. Any idea how to fix that? It throws off the bottom margin and link style if there's no paragraph wrapped around the link. Very nice plugin. Just a quick question/observation, though. After activating, the paragraph tag around the “more link” text has disappeared. Any idea how to fix that? It throws off the bottom margin and link style if there’s no paragraph wrapped around the link.

]]> By: Erundur http://HuddledMasses.org/textilewrapper-20-and-geshiwrapper-14/#comment-76837 Erundur Thu, 31 May 2007 10:06:29 +0000 http://www.huddledmasses.org/jaykul/textilewrapper-20-and-geshiwrapper-14/#comment-76837 I should probably mention I'm using Wordpress 2.2 and Firefox to do the posting. I should probably mention I’m using Wordpress 2.2 and Firefox to do the posting.

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