lonetrotter

Seems like the most of you solve it disabling plug ins – but my problem remains even with no pluggs activated… WP 2.1.3

Wow – sounds like something I defenitely would like – but in swedish.

Is there also an indentation in the beginning of each second (and after) paragraph. If thats the case I will implement it anyway – just for that!

Exactly what im looking for too. Even with plugins like search all the shop will be excluded.

I have bought it – but it seems like it does not support what it says it supports.

From the site: “Angsuman’s Translator Plugin Pro Version 4.0 for WordPress 2.x blogs. It provides automatic machine translation of your blog in thirteen different languages – German, Spanish, Russian, Arabic, Dutch, Swedish, Greek, French, Italian, Portuguese, Japanese, Korean and Chinese.”

I dont see any swedish flag. Not at your demosites, and not in the admin interface, after bought. Only in the sales exerpt.

The closest I get is Norwiegan flag – and if I choose that – it says that nothing is available in my language. Ok?

If you don have a solution for this coming up really soon – I would suggest you removing the “thirteen different languages” with swedish included and stick to your former eight – even though swedes are not that fast sewing as americans.

Just installed WP 2.1.1 – and that solved the issue for me!

Seems like Instincts own forum is down, so no chance of getting answer there eighter…

I have a problem with the latest version – when I choose default category in e-commerce (under shop settings) – the default insert category (under Options>Write). Really strange behaviour.

Use Firefox and it will be solved.

Well – I have at least one client that was not happy with the quicktags when i Switched – but then again – once your tasted honey. It would be better to introduce them to the quicktags from the beginning.

How do you make these expandeble instructions in the adminarea? Im intrested – that might help me out. Guess you hack it – so you have to hack it every update. Or is it a plug?

Couldnt we just make a filter rule that makes empty strong and ems go away – like the one with breaks (although Im in favor of taking that rule out)

just filter out </em> and </strong> if there is no <em> and <strong> before it.

Now if you write “hey <strong>fatty</strong> hang <strong>
loose</strong> cause everything’s ok” in the wysiwyg and save – everything look right:

“hey fatty hang
loose cause everything’s ok”

But the – if you editing the post – marking “fatty” it will let the <strong> be left.

Result:

“hey hang loose cause everything’s ok”

instead of

“hey hang loose cause everything’s ok”

If you have a large page – it can make the whole page look very odd.

Yes – but:

1. It will still be possible to create duplicates of code-formats (em:s and strong:s for example) – only you see them easier. But if your a blogger that dont want to see code at all – thats not better at all. But still they want it to work of course.

2. People who use the RTF WSIWYG usually do it cause the do not like code – right? Images/ symbols as buttons are nicer than textbuttons.

I also find it annoying – tough – its not a bug. Whats also annoying is that the RTF strips linebreaks – but not duplicates (or fiftyseventlicates)of em:s or strong:s.

I agree – this is a real problem. The Rich Text Editor are for people knowing less of coding – and therefore its kind of comic that it messes up the code more – so that you have to know code more to remove the overflows.

There is no Idea of having an Rich Text Editor that dont work anyway. Strange enough – I did not have this kind of problem using Editor Monkey.

What happened to the swedish languagefile i sent to Dan mufasa? You didnt like it – or what?

That IS good news HandySolo! Longing for that release .This has been a big issue, tried a lot diffrent soultions, and most of the people I supporting dont like PureText. Since editoral monkey is not working anymore – there is a big need for something like it.