First of all, great work. The plugins is simple enough and works great with the Code block.
I was wondering, Is there any filter (like the one to select a default language) to pre-check the option to display the line numbers? So I don`t have to click every time.

Thank million for your work!!

I like your plugin a lot, but I have some issues.

The line numbers are enabled in the back-end, but in the front-end they are missing. Example is on https://itrainer.nl/about/

Second, I am using Tutor LMS and here the lay-out appears when loading for the first time. When going to the next page (or back) on the course pages, the lay-out disppears and it looks like a normal pre block. Reloading the page fixes the problem, but by going to the next page, the lay-out goes missing again.

Hope I explained it well. To show it, you have to be logged in to the course.
When necessary I can make an account for you.

See screenshot:
https://1drv.ms/u/s!AkuwjHRQU8bjwFJFaRbhwkN-5dVm

I’m running WordPress 5.2.4

First, thank you very much for this plugin and your work. I love it.

For my issue, I seem to be missing line numbers when I’m calling ‘qm/debug’, see this screenshot: https://i.imgur.com/pR4HAQw.png

I feel like that previously qm/debug did display the line number that it was called from, but maybe not. Can you clarify if it’s possible to have line numbers attached to the qm/debug, and if so, what I’m possibly doing wrong or can enable?

If you need any more information, please let me know what you need and I’ll get that for you, just not sure what you need to see.

Here’s my Environment tab: https://i.imgur.com/iEltOfx.png. As far as I know, I’ve enabled all debugging things that I can.

Thanks,
Tony.

I have a feature request: Can you display the line numbers even in the editor? I am often highlighting a few lines but there is no chance to see which line numbers are relevant in the editor. (My workaround is to copy the whole code to Notepad++ just to see the line numbers.)

Thanks and regards,
Johannes

I am finding more and more reasons to wish the editor window (visual or text – both) had line numbers. This would aid going back and forth to find conflicts much easier.

Thanks for listening

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You can see an example in my website if you want:
https://www.numeric.com.br/2015/01/08/utilizando-traducao-em-sistemas-microsoft-net/

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