pkgw

Yes, I still use it and it works. The only limitation is that the keybinding that it uses — Alt-Shift-c — has now been overridden by another functionality, so to style a selection you have to click the icon.

Peter

Hi,

Apologies for taking some time to reply. Unfortunately I don’t have a lot of expertise in the WordPress/TinyMCE system so I’m just going to be grasping at straws here. But I’m sure there’s a way to make things work.

My first guess is that maybe you actually need to modify the WICC code. Looking at wysiwyg-inline-code-command.php, the wicc_tinymce_activate function performs some checks to see whether it should activate the plugin. For instance, maybe the check for values of $pagenow is causing the plugin not to get activated?

I just copied those checks from a similar plugin, so I have no idea whether they’re considered good form or not.

Hope this helps,

Peter

Hi callisto89,

I don’t think your problem is related to WYSIWYG Inline Code Command … it just adds a feature to the editor, and uninstalling it will remove any effects that it has. I just don’t see how its installation could change colors of anything. If you changed anything else around the time that you installed W.I.C.C., I think you should look into that.

I’m sorry, I don’t quite understand the problem you’re having. Can you say a little more about what you’re doing, what you think should happen, and what actually is happening instead?

I suspect that the issue is on the level of the WYSIWYG editor itself and may not be something the code command plugin can do anything about. My impression is that the editor gets flaky when dealing with HTML, meta-tags, etc.

(Sorry for the delay in responding. I haven’t figured out how to monitor this forum yet.)

I agree that this would be nice. Maybe it’s not even difficult to implement? Obviously one would start by taking a look at how it’s done with the Bold and Italic icons.

To be honest, right now I doubt that I’ll have the chance to sit down and take a look at this any time soon, even though it may be very quick to implement. But patches are certainly welcome!

Oh, hey, sorry for the long delay in reply, but thanks! I’m glad you like it! I’ll add the tags you suggest.