Limited Use with Guttenburg

Hello Rob,

thanks for your hints. I can not confirm all of them.

wp-monalisa can be used in comments, in classic editor, in classic-editor block of gutenberg, in bbPress, Aasgaros forums, in BuddyPress and so on…
I can not be used in gutenberg blocks without classic-editor at the moment since the API is closed and I can not connect to those blocks.

I just looked at the generated HTML and can not find any HTML code in alt-attributes. Can you give an example please? Basically the emoticon of the smiley is used for the alt attribue.

The option “load javscript in page-footer can optimize the performance of your site since if it is loaded in the header it may delay the rendering. The javcascript is used to copy the smiley into the textarea if you click on it.

Using WordPress 5.7

Did you look at the source code for a Comment? As that the only option available to me, I had first noticed the code inserted in the Comment area is exactly the same code used after Submit.

img class=’wpml_ico’ alt=’ht tps ://example . com/wp-content/plugins/wp-monalisa/icons/wpml_cool.gif’ src=’ht tps://example . com/wp-content/plugins/wp-monalisa/icons/wpml_cool.gif’
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My Admin page also shows different then as shown in the image in the Plugin area. Not sure if the image just needs updating though. As my Admin does show the Javascript checkbox and the image doesn’t, I was left wondering what the Javascript was for. I don’t use the JS and the Plugin inserted the image. So when you say; “The Javascript is used to copy the smiley into the textarea if you click on it.” I’m a bit confused. Perhaps a small amount of Documentation should be included? ??

Hello,

thank you for your reply.

Yes, the screenshot of the admin area is not the current one. I will fix this in the next release and the manual is also a bit out of date but at least there is one. ??
Okay, the plugin uses the Javascript for ccopying the smilies into the textarea. The switch only controls wether the javascript is loaded in the top or the bottom of the page which may improve the performance of the site.

If you use the option “replace emoticons with HTML” the alt tag is set to the URL for the smiley. My HTML validator does not complain about this. Anyway if you do not want to use it, just disable the option.