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I just shows the lightbox effect embedded in NextGEN. I disabled it, but it just show a one picture not enabled by this plugin

Great to hear.

Thanks,

Hi idienstler,

It’s some kind of buggy in WP, I guess.

It is caused by automatically added <br> or <p> in the content, but it shouldn’t affect to a plugin like this.

I provided a workaround by the reference of https://wpforce.com/prevent-wpautop-filter-shortcode/

This plugin has updated to 1.5.

If 1.5 has same issue, please let me know.

Thanks,
Daniel

Sorry for that it is not working for you.

The issue is that I’ve updated 1.4.0, but, somehow, WP has not updated. I will work on this soon.

For the workaround, go to Settings->YW Syntax, and change the location cgi as “https://www.forkosh.com/mathtex.cgi”

It should work, and let me know it works for you, too.

I will update the plugin as well soon.

Thank you for the post.
Daniel

Thanks, setzer,

I’ve updated your plugin to 0.7, and now the alignment problem like the screenshot was gone!

Thank you, so much.

And, one more suggestion or question. It looks the basic css doesn’t give a color and it’s plain. Like your ad’s screen or others, I had to add customized css, but it is annoying whenever the plugin is updated because it is disappeared. Do you know how to avoid it? Is this the way in how WP works?

Anyway, here is the css I’ve slightly added to match my theme (pilot fish)

/*
side-matter.css
Version 0.7

Plugin: Side Matter
Author: Christopher Setzer
URI: https://www.ads-software.com/extend/plugins/side-matter/
License: GPLv2
*/

/* Selects all tags generated by Side Matter. Useful for toggling things like <code>display</code> or <code>visibility</code>. */
.side-matter {
}

/* Selects the hyperlinks enclosing in-text reference numerals. Target a specific reference link by appending its number, e.g. <code>a.side-matter-ref-5</code>. */
a.side-matter-ref:link,
a.side-matter-ref:visited,
a.side-matter-ref:active,
a.side-matter-ref:hover {
	text-decoration: none;
	color: inherit;
}

/* Selects superscript tags enclosing in-text reference numerals. Target a specific element by appending <code>sup.side-matter-sup-</code> with its number, e.g. <code>sup.side-matter-sup-3</code>. */
a.side-matter-ref > sup.side-matter-sup {
    color: orangered;
    vertical-align: super;
    font-size: 0.75em;
}

/* Selects the Side Matter widget. Widget can also be targeted using <code>div.side-matter</code>, but note that this will also target the <code>div.side-matter-text-</code> tags nested inside sidenote <code>li</code> tags. */
div.side-matter-widget {
}

/* Selects ordered list of sidenotes, including sidenote numerals. List can also be targeted using <code>ol.side-matter</code>. Note that this tag is not always enclosed in the Side Matter widget; it can also be generated using the custom action <code>side_matter_list_notes</code>. */
ol.side-matter-ol {
	list-style-type: decimal !important; /* Do not change; prevents interference by themes and resets */
    color: orangered;
}

/* Selects sidenotes within ordered list, including their numerals. Target a specific sidenote by appending <code>li.side-matter-li-</code> with the sidenote number, e.g. <code>li.side-matter-li-6</code>. */
ol.side-matter-ol > li.side-matter-li {
}

/* Selects the anchor tags used to target each sidenote by its corresponding in-text reference hyperlink. These <code>a</code> tags contain no content, and serve only as anchors; styling them is unnecessary. If styling is needed, a specific anchor may be targeted by appending its number, e.g. <code>a.side-matter-note-4</code>. */
ol.side-matter-ol > li.side-matter-li > a.side-matter-note {
	display: none !important; /* Do not change; corrects spacing issue in some browsers */
}

/* Selects sidenote text only (but not list numerals). Use this to style sidenote text separately from sidenote numerals. Helpful for rendering numerals in a different color or typeface. Target the text of a specific sidenote by appending <code>div.side-matter-text-</code> with the sidenote number, e.g. <code>div.side-matter-text-2</code>. (This replaces the <code>span.side-matter</code> tag used in earlier versions.) */
ol.side-matter-ol > li.side-matter-li > div.side-matter-text {
}

/* Selects all sidenote paragraph tags. All sidenote text is wrapped in <code>p</code> tags by WordPress's built-in <code>wpautop</code> function. Useful for custom indents, although the above <code>div.side-matter-text</code> should be used when styling text color, font, etc. Note that because they are generated by WP outside of the plugin, these <code>p</code> tags cannot be selected using the class <code>side-matter</code>; they must be selected using specificity, as below. */
ol.side-matter-ol > li.side-matter-li > div.side-matter-text > p {
    color: #41434A;
}

Thanks and, I love this plugIn.

Hi Setzer,

Here is the screenshot captured for my issue:

https://postimg.org/image/6qtaoswid/

It happens to me as well.

The theme is https://www.ads-software.com/extend/themes/pilot-fish

And, it happens in Safari, but Firefox looks to be ok. I haven’t tested other browser.

FYI, I’m Mac User.

Please, test above browser with the theme, and let me know if the alignment in sidebar issue is resolved soon because I like this plug-in.

Thanks!
Daniel

Thanks, Forkosh,

I’ve updated my plugin as 1.4.0 and modified the readme/instruction/image files.

Thanks,
Daniel

Hello, Mario,

Thank you for using my plugin, and I tried to reproduce your problem, but I couldn’t.

Basically, the plugin uses text based, and there is no tinyMCE graphic button. Whatever the text edit mode is chosen either tinyMCE or direct HTML code, “[math]” is sufficient to present the latex code.

Or maybe there is a chance that one of your other plugins conflicts mine.

Let me know if you think that I don’t understand your issue properly.

Thanks,
Daniel