solagirl

There is one https://code.google.com/p/ckeditor-syntaxhighlight/
You need to install this ckeditor plugin, this is not a wordpress plugin

I don’t have line-break issue with answers, so I guess this is theme&plugins related.
@ranjith are you sure the p tag exists but can’t break line? If this is the case maybe it needs a width or even word-wrap property.

Normally tinyMCE editor in WordPress relys on wpautop to output line-breaks, check if wpautop has been disabled.

@asafche Thank for you letting me know, I haven’t figured out how to post on the forum of WPMUDEV website. I have played around with this plugin for a while and I’m satisfied with it except the permission problem. I’m going to check the source code and see what really happens.

@hkcharlie I’m sorry for that, I thought the paid support should be better. Yes, buddypress works well with the default theme but Q&A doesn’t. I am testing the plugins at the moment and want to see how much I can do with this plugin, if you are interest you can check it out here
https://demoen.solagirl.net/

I think every theme can be fixed, if you need help, post your page.php code here or you can reach me by skype (cathy_sola)

@hkcharlie Where you should put the code really depends on your theme structure, I can’t say Q&A plugin works well with all the wordpress themes because it is just like the buddypress plugin, if you use a customized theme and buddypress, you need to tweak your theme to fit buddypress right? The same to Q&A.

I think you should check the page template (page.php) and try to integrate the structure into Q&A, if you can show me your theme or a link online perhaps I can help a bit.

I think what you need is a full support, in this case you can purchase their Full Membership to get support and also to get the premium version of Q&A.

I installed Q&A plugin and tested it with the default theme twentyeleven. It messed up the content area, no margin at all.
However, I was able to fix it by wrapping the content of q&a template with a container div like this

<div id="content" role="main">
   <div id="qa-page-wrapper">
   ...
   </div><!--#qa-page-wrapper-->
</div>

#qa-page-wrapper has a float property and a floating div can mess up the layout easily. So wrapping the floating div with a container div that belongs to your theme should fix it.

But if you’re just removing one or two files AND you’re not changing passwords, you are STILL open for a repeat attack

I have changed all the passwords I can change, not sure if this will help to make my sites a little safer.

my l10n.js is different with a good copy, some code is added to that file.
maybe my problem is different, as when I disabled javascript, the code is gone even though I didn’t edit anything.

Hi, I’m also hacked by the counter wordpress. I scanned my site via https://sitecheck.sucuri.net/scanner/, here is what I have found:
In my themes folder the header.php is added some code, but deleting the code helps nothing, because the iframe is actually added by javascript.

Two files are modified.
1. wp-includes/js/l10n.js
2. wp-includes/js/jquery/jquery.js

Replace the two files the problem is gone. And I have reset all my passwords. Not quite sure how all my wordpress websites were hacked.

I need to show a downlink, too but I’d prefer to show it under the thumbnail since some users say they have difficulties loading the large images by nextgen gallery. Here is my code.

<script type="text/javascript">
jQuery().ready(function() {
	jQuery('.ngg-galleryoverview .ngg-gallery-thumbnail a').each(function() {
		var alink = jQuery(this).attr('href');
		jQuery(this).after('<a href="'+alink+'" target="_blank" style="margin:0;">Download</a>')
	});
});
</script>