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What do you mean by “Code inside code“?
An example would be a lot of help.

I’m running WIT on WordPress 3.9, no problems.

Tell me what you were trying to do and what went wrong. I’ll be glad to help.

Fixed!

Problem:
Installing Jetpack Markdown using ‘Widgets -> Add New -> Upload’, and trying to activate it right from the “Plugin installed successfully” page causes a missing/invalid header error.
Installing Jetpack Markdown using any method does not cause any errors.
Activating Jetpack Markdown from the Plugins admin page does not cause any errors.

Cause:
WordPress is reading the headers of jetpack-markdown/markdown/easy-markdown.php instead of (or before) jetpack-markdown/markdown.php.

Solution:
Make the header section in easy-markdown.php invalid to WordPress.

Notes:
New downloads will have this issue fixed. I didn’t increment the version number to keep the convention (same version number as the original Jetpack).

Thanks you everyone (and Gunnar Hellekson)

OK,
I’ve just updated the plugin with the new translation files. New downloads will have the translation included.

I won’t increment the version number to keep the convention (same version number as the original Jetpack).

Thanks again.

Hi Max,

Thank you. Please upload the files and post the link here.
Also, how would like me to attribute your contribution?
Perhaps something like this: X translation by Max Beta?

From Jetpack Omnisearch support page:

Please note that the Search field on the WordPress Admin Bar will only Omnisearch from the back-end of your site, as the front-end already has a search field there to perform a site search natively, and we didn’t want to change that for you.

In other words, your visitors cannot use omnisearch.
I don’t know of another plugin that does such thing.

I’ve just updated the plugin, but without changing the version number. I don’t want to confuse users of Jetpack Omnisearch (version number must be the same as the original Jetpack version number).

Please download and reinstall to apply the fix.

Fixed! I’ll update shortly.

It was not a conflict, but a mistake of mine. The message didn’t appear to me because I haven’t turned the WP_DEBUG flag on until now!

Thank you Per Alm.

Great!
Thanks for note, Li-An.

Hi,
First, I apologize for my late answer. I didn’t see your question until now. Must have missed it because this plugin hasn’t got a question for a long time, and I just found the subscription link for support topics! Didn’t know about it before!

Now for your question, I added a comment “word word apple word word” to post in my localhost installation, and searched for “apple” from Jetpack Omnisearch page, and that comment was the first in the results!

Did I miss something?

It’s probably a conflict with some other plugin.

I need more information:

• What is Your WordPress version?
• Does the message appear in admin area, or in the live site?
• What other plugins do you have activated?

No,
Jetpack Sharing is not affected by this vulnerability.
For convenience, I’ll update Jetpack Sharing shortly.

Thanks.

Unfortunately, you have to disable sharing buttons for every post or page.
Please keep in mind that even if there are no sharing buttons, visitors can still share your links (using copy/paste).

You may submit a feature request on Jetpack support forums.

I see.

Once you add a new category, it should show up in visibility options.

I forgot to mention that you should have at least one published post under newly created category for it to show up in visibility options.
It looks like you haven’t published any posts under those new categories.

BTY: widget does NOT disappear, I used Show if instead of Hide if.

Can you tell me what the conditions are?

Excuse me, I don’t quite understand what you’re trying to do.
Once you add a new category, it should show up in visibility options.