Textile1 Issues

I am bumping this one.

One more try, hope there is an answer out there.

How do other people use the code tag? Does the tag work correctly?

A lot of people (myself included) prefer to write well-formed posts. I figure if you know enough to put <ul>s in your posts, you don’t really need Textile 1.

Finally a response, thanks skeltoac.

As I stated in my original post, the problem is when I have Textile1 turned off, the code tag stops working. Whatever is in between code tags simply doesn’t show on the page. That’s why I am curious about how other people use the code tag.

That’s odd… I just use <code> normally and it works fine, sans Textile1. Do you have any other related plugins activated?

Now I have Textile1 deactivated, and take a look of this entry, the stuff between the code tags is all messed up. If you take a look of source, I did use code tag.

Are you closing your own <li> tags? I need to see what you’re posting. Copy the <ul> block from the textbox where you edit your post and paste it here.

This is what I have:

There are five variables used in this plug-in:

1. number of post you want to list, default: 5
2. string before each draft item, default: <li>
3. string between the post title and post date, default: <br />
4. string after each draft item, default: </li>
5. message if no draft found, default: No Draft Found

Try again, but enclose the whole thing in backticks.

I did try that on my blog, but did not do any good.

I meant that you need to post the code within backticks on this board so it doesn’t parse the tags; I need to see the post complete with tags.

I also noticed the block of
<code><?php (function example) ?><code>
when I viewed the source. To get that to display, you have to get the < past the browser. Do this:
(wait, that didn’t work…)

Oh sorry, here u go:

<code>There are five variables used in this plug-in:
<ol>
<li>number of post you want to list, default: 5</li>
<li>string before each draft item, default: <code><li></code></li>
<li>string between the post title and post date, default: <code></code></li>
<li>string after each draft item, default: <code></li></code></li>
<li>message if no draft found, default: <em>No Draft Found</em></li>
</ol>

Thanks for all the help so far!

Okay, I see what’s going on. When you want to display a “<” you sometimes have to use its HTML entity. I can’t seem to get it to display as plain text here, so take what’s between these quotes and remove the whitespace:
“& lt;”