MikeShand

Sorry, I mistyped that . I meant

I used the button to insert non-breaking spaces between the words
“non breaking spaces”, and   between “the real deal”.

So I had

non(button)breaking(button)spaces

and

The( )real( )deal

where (button) means I pressed the button

and ( ) means I went to the text editor and manually typed in   instead of a space.

Hope that is clear now.

Hi,

Take a look at https://www.standrewsoxshott.org.uk/uncategorized/test/

I used the button to insert non-breaking spaces between the words
“non breaking spaces”, and   between “the real deal”.

When you change the window width (in firefox and in chrome) “the real deal” moves as a single word and never breaks, whereas it will break afer both “non” and “breaking”.

Um. Sorry to be a pain, but although the button inserts what looks like a space, it doesn’t seem to behave like a non breaking space:-( It seems to break just like an ordinary space, whereas inserting   in the text editor DOES keep the words together, even though it LOOKS like a space once you return to the visual editor.

btw. I’m observing these effects in a real published page, not just in the visual editor window.

Perfect! Thanks. I’d never have guessed that ??

Thanks very much. However, I’m probably blind, but having installed the latest update, I still can’t see this button in the list of available buttons under the buttons tab. What am I doing wrong?

Err yes! I was describing the property of   that prevents a space being split across a line (irrespective of browser width). So for example if you write
St Andrew’s you don’t want it to appear as St
Andrew’s

or Friday 13 Feb as
Friday 13
Feb

i.e. a non-breaking space

You can always insert these in the text view, but it is somewhat cumbersome and error prone for non-html speakers, especially since they are not visble in the visual view. There used to a button for inserting them in the old days, but it disappeared with the new version.

My apologies, I’ve just found the if all date shortcode

Yes, I need to be able to display events for the next 8 days (church services for the next week, including NEXT sunday, when today is a sunday.), and previously used an offset to do this, so I’m a bit stuck until I can do this.

I’m also having some problems with the styling, but I expect I can sort that out with some judicious CSS.

Seems to work with some of them, after I had remembered that the IDs would change. (Incidentally, it seems to have made at least 3 copies of each feed, with different ids). Bizarrely, if I don’t change the ids, the event extraction seems to still work, except that it puts a pseudo calendar grid in the sidebar!

However, for some feeds I previously had a timespan of 8 days. i.e.
Retrieve events from 0:00 today 0
Retrieve events until 0:00 today 691200

I seem to have lost the ability to specify those offsets.

Thanks

Just noticed this…

Please include a public-facing post/page address (URL) of it in action so we can see how it looks if possible.

Sorry, but since the “search query” option is broken in 0.7.3, I have had to remove all these from my site until it is fixed. I can post examples URLs when it is fixed.

I’m using it to customise various calendar extractions, and also using the search option to look for the string <p id=xx>, where xx is various two letter codes, to limit the selection to certain types of event. (Note the display of the <p id=xx> is of course null in the main calendar listing, so I can insert it as a hidden tag).

Here are some example:-

<div class=”gce-list-event gce-tooltip-event”> [start-time] [event-title]</div>

<div>[start-time] [if-location] at [location][/if-location]</div>
[if-description]<div> [description html=”true”]</div>[/if-description]

<div> [start-custom format=” D j F \\a\\t g.ia”] [if-description] – [description limit=”12″][/if-description]</div>

<div> [start-custom format=” D j F \\a\\t g.ia”] </div>

<div> [start-custom format=” D j F \\a\\t g.ia”] [event-title] [if-location] – [location][/if-location] [if-description] [description html=true] [/if-description]</div>

“Expand recurring events” option also seems to have disappeared.

Hmmm. Something suddenly changed (presumably the google API) and the ‘”word1+word2″‘ trick to search for a string containing a space no longer works. Anyone got any ideas?

I’ve installed the bib.ly plugin, and that seems to have restored the bible popups in sermon manager.