Jeremy

@someguy9 Lol, I can’t help it, I’m always looking for performance, stability and simplicity first. Features that don’t compromise that are great, and features that may are best served as optional in my humble opinion.

If I’ve made you think twice in that regard, I’m ok with that ?? You’ve started with a great plugin here and love what you’ve done with it.

I’ll be using this on the site I’m working on now. I’m just getting back into blogging, marketing, and working with WordPress after many years away. Have a lot to catch up on, but I’m inspired by some of the success you’ve had, actually.

Keep up the great work. Will shoot you any (hopefully useful) feedback I have down the road, if you’d like.

Andy, sorry I missed the notification for your reply here! Been wrapped up in work and other projects the last few weeks.

I just checked out the update. I see the conditional check if a block is being used for the content processing now, very nice!

The visual border is a nice touch, both front and back end. I like that you included a filter to disable shortcode processing if wanted too. You’ve added some great features while keeping things lightweight and simple. Nice work.

Appreciate the update, thank you!

The appeal of plugins like this for me is performance and functionality. Of course, that doesn’t mean there isn’t room for new features or options! If I think of any, I’ll be sure to pass them on.

I am curious about the wpautop function with preg_replace introduced in version 1.1.1.

I’m guessing this was added more with the classic editor in mind?

With the Gutenberg editor, it seems unnecessary. I could see situations where content might be changed when not intended. And although small, on long or complex nested content, there’s bound to be some performance overhead from running it.

It might be nice to apply a filter to that as well, to make it optional.

I’ll play around with the plugin a bit more and let you know if I have any feedback. So far, it’s great though!

Thanks so much, Robin. I will play around with the filter and see what I can do.

I think you are correct though, and I really appreciate your experience and feedback as well. My current implementation is working great and doing exactly what I need. At this point, I’m really just exploring as a learning exercise. Every time I think I understand the best way to accomplish something, I discover a new approach or method I was unaware of.

Thanks again and have a great day!