Coded Art

A good idea – we’ll add this to the next release!

David.

Thanks. I can see that you’ve added two pieces of code to this page. Is that right?

The second one doesn’t appear to be displaying BUT that appears to be a script issue as Code Embed is adding both scripts to the page. I’m no Javascript expert but maybe the fact that both instances are defining the same function name may be why you can’t repeat them.

David.

Can you point me to a link where you’ve tried more than one?

David.

Also, can we exclude those we can’t respond to because of their age?

That doesn’t normally happen as it should use whatever format you pass (and if nothing is, it should use the theme default). In the case of your theme is must have something specific in it that means some of the code put out by the plugin changes the formatting. There are various DIV, SPANs and SCRIPT functions output and wrapped around the output text – any one of which your theme could be modifying. The best thing to do is to look at the page output and try and work out which of these is causing the problem – e.g. take each one in turn and put some around some “normal” output and see which causes it to output abnormally.

Sorry I can’t be much more help but it’s hard to help with third party themes ??

David.

Ah yes, I see what you’ve done – a very creative use! I’m glad you managed to get it working.

David.

I think you’ve hijacked a different conversation – the post above is not about finding the custom fields section. However, yes, it has been mentioned in other posts. However, as this is a part of the WordPress core, it is out of my hands. By default it should be shown, but third party WordPress installers and themes may change this.

The alternative would be for me to introduce my own fields but that would only duplicate existing functionality and add bulk to this plugin.

David.

I think this is beyond what this plugin offers. This allows you to save a script and then display it wherever you wish on your site. Anything above this would be something you would need to add yourself to your site or to the script that you provide.

David.

This plugin works under both browsers, however your script will be the issue, which it outside the control of my plugin. I suggest you speak to the developer of the script that you’re using.

David.

You can add multiple Javascript scripts and then call them not only on that page/post but on others. It won’t work on another site though.

David.

I’ve just tested this and it appears to work fine. Here’s the example I used, …

[reveal heading="<img src='https://secure.gravatar.com/avatar/b5301ab2bbdf26cc3883a74caf245593?s=48&r=g&d=monsterid'>" id="id1"]Blah, blah, blah content here[/reveal]

The image URL you specified above didn’t exist, although I suspect that’s only occurred since so isn’t the cause of this. If you can’t get it working from the above example, can you point me to a page where you’ve tried it?

David.

Sorry about that. Will push out a release in the next few hours – I’ll just remove this function reference for now as it’s not essential. I’ll look at either including it, as kalligator suggests, or just performing a version test beforehand.

David.

This should now be resolved in version 1.4

David.

This should now be resolved in version 1.4

We’ve just released version 4.3.4, which should resolve your issue.

David.