I think this plugin is great. I have it working on one of my sites, after sorting out an issue with indexing in newer PHP versions. (I think it was replacing curly brace indexing with square brackets in markdown-extra.php). However, even with this fix for some reason the plugin doesn’t work on a new site I’ve made. It would be great if you could take a look and make the plugin work on modern versions of WP. It’s quite unique in the way it converts to HTML for the DB then renders as markdown when editing, making it more robust than other solutions I’ve tried.
]]>The plugin seems to work, but I get a constant warning:
Warning: “continue” targeting switch is equivalent to “break”. Did you mean to use “continue 2”? in /home/clients/3205f642da53e4c8bf055a58c8d52d77/web/wp-content/plugins/wp-markdown/markdownify/markdownify.php on line 299
How can I get rid of that? Thank you a lot!
]]>How to append toolbar to custom wp editor form, working with new & edit comments form but not wp custom comments form.
]]>The code block in the pre block ads an ugly white space in front the box.
I tried to find the style error but couldn’t. It could have come form the
pre block, where you can set
white-space:pre
Anyone who has the same problem?
]]>The plugin generates errors of the form:
Warning: “continue” targeting switch is equivalent to “break”. Did you mean to use “continue 2”? in /public_html/wp-content/plugins/wp-markdown/markdownify/markdownify.php on line 299
Warning: Cannot modify header information – headers already sent by (output started at /public_html/wp-content/plugins/wp-markdown/markdownify/markdownify.php:299) in /public_html/wp-admin/includes/misc.php on line 1196
]]>If MD is enabled in posts, then <div markdown=”1″> is redundant. If MD is not enabled then <div markdown=”1″> doesn’t work.
Is there a way to ONLY enable MD within <div markdown=”1″> tags?
My reasoning for wanting this is so if I deactivate and then reactivate the plugin, the post can still be edited as MD.
]]>I understand that 5.0 is not supported.
The plugin does not work well with 5.0 and we would appreciate and update.
I just installed and activated the WP_Markdown plugin on v4.9.8.
I went into a new post and pasted my markdown in the text tab. I clicked on Preview and the result was not rendered html ??
Has anyone been able to use it on the current version?
]]>Hi!
Mentioned this on on Github, Issue #76 but haven’t seen any comments. So am trying to post it here.
]]>Hi, what is the license of this plugin? I looked around (e.g. in readme.md and the description of the plugin) but couldn’t find it. I’m asking because I am interested in editing the code. Thanks.
]]>A good plugin!
It would be better if it supports mathjax like the editor in Math StackExchange https://math.stackexchange.com/.
]]>For some reason, when editing a comment, the link code is all messed up:
<a href="https://www.myexamplesite.com" rel="nofollow">Site Text</a>
This is an excellent plugin. Thanks.
If I go to the dashboard to edit an existing comment I am not seeing the markdown toolbar. I can only see it when creating new comments.
Please advise.
]]>I realise that this is an old plugin and may not be monitored, but I was just wondering if it was possible to remove the reply link from the comments area?
]]>https://li394-200.members.linode.com/?p=1#comments
When I’m logged in, the block code looks fine. When I’m logged out it doesn’t. The source shows that it’s using pre and code tags when I’m logged in and just code tags when I’m anonymous. Do I have something set up wrong?
]]>Using wp-markdown on comments, it escapes greater-than and less-than characters inside a code block. The preview shows them properly, but after the comment is submitted, they are escaped
> becomes >
Also when I use backticks for inline code, it blocks the code (puts it on it’s own line).
You can see an example here https://dailydoseofexcel.com/archives/2016/08/31/kwikopen-update/#comment-971097
The main block code has a greater than sign that’s escaped. And the small code line at the bottom was done with backticks and is not shown in-line.
Thanks for any help you can provide
]]>When inserting a shortcode into a blogpost or into a page I see that the code doesn’t go through the editor when Wpmarkdown is on.
I have tried to use the div-tag, but it doesn’t seem to work.
I have also tried to use the ~~~abefore and after the shortcode, but it doesn’t work either.
Anyone found a way around this, since I love what the plugin does except when working with shortcodes.
Best regards Thomas
]]>I know that Markdown don’t have a syntax to change the parameter target, but could I do anything to personalize that? Or that is any other way?
]]>Just installed WP-Markdown on a site. Initial tests were fine, but one user is getting this message at the top of the page when they edit a post:
“Warning: buffer was not flushed, this is a bug. please report! in (removed)/wp-content/plugins/wp-markdown/markdownify/markdownify.php on line 335”
Then the markdown page appears. They are able to edit the post seemingly without problems.
]]>Hi,
This plugin working fine with comment section. But on custom frontend editor it is not working.
Can you please guide me how can I enable this for custom frontend editor.
Thanks
]]>Good morning,
I have tried to activate the wp-markdown plugin, but I cannot seem to obtain the settings page as described under the “Installation” instructions.
I installed the plugin directly from Plugins Menu of my WordPress site as opposed to the suggested method of uploading the folder to the plugins directory. Still, I expected that this should work just fine.
Am I missing something important or have others had similar issues?
Kind regards,
Petrus Kruger
Hi,
Is there a way of using Markdown within the excerpt?
Thanks,
Mike
It seems that after enabling this plugin, I can’t edit posts that where created before this was installed. Occasionally they’ll work alright, but most of the time all the content is gone:
I needed to use this plugin as a quick-and-dirty way to convert some pre-Markdown/HTML only posts into Markdown format. It basically does the job.
However, as I believe was reported in this old post: Breaks Paragraphs, the plugin removes/ignores the paragraph breaks as indicated by newlines in the database. So your HTML-converted-to-Markdown text is more or less all joined together.
My fix: in the function wpmarkdown_html_to_markdown() (about line 527 in wp-markdown.php) change:
$markdown = $md->parseString( $html );
to:
$markdown = $md->parseString( nl2br($html) );
While not perfect, I find it easier to clean up some extra carriage returns than try to find where to add them in again. Note: I didn’t test this as far as saving again. It’s just good enough for my purposes. Hope this helps someone else with the same problem.
]]>Hello, submitted a ticket to your github issue tracker:
https://github.com/stephenharris/WP-MarkDown/issues/61
I wanted to report it broken on 4.1 also issue #56 also points out the potential root of the issue. I think the plugin has to be reworked to work with HeartBeat / ajax better?
]]>The lists are messed on save.
]]>Hi there,
Is it possible to not have code blocks line-wrap, and instead, horizontally scroll?
My blog has been online for a long time, and if I enable the Markdown for all posts now, it’ll break a lot of posts.
I want to use Markdown, but the only option I’ve been thinking is that I would need to enable it selectively from now on…
I saw that I can use <div markdown=”1″> .. but I don’t know what that means and how to use it.
Can someone help me out?
Thanks in advance!
]]>Hi there
I really love the plugin, but couldn’t figure out how to change the image size yet. Any idea?
]]>Is it possible to enable this plugin on the “Edit Comment” form (as well as some of the other forms in the admin area that still use the default editor)?
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