Hi,
I don’t understand the issue. I mean, the current editor doesn’t have html view. So, the behavior is right, isn’t it? Probably I will add the html view in future versions.
I want to keep the editor as simple as posible, that’s the reason becouse I’m not using the wp editor.
Thanks for your suggestions and for using our plugin!
No, I dont want to put a HTML which will be converted in something else..
I need to provide codes which users can copy and paste in any other place.
Something like this, there is a page where the user is going to have the option to see a blogger (blogspot) template code, so he’ll be able to copy the code and paste it on his layout at blospot.com, this is an example:
Title: X Template with 2 columns
— Here is the template code —
Cique here to copy the whole code.
Something like that.
THe problem is that the plugin html5 editor is filtering the code immediately when I paste it when I’m trying to create the article.
I don’t wanna sound desperate, but actually I am. :S
I’ve been looking for one week, an extension that can make what I need to make. Yours seems to make the perfect job, except for the filtering part.
I’ll give you an example of what I need to make:
http://www.w3schools.com/php/php_file_upload.asp
as you can, w3w is a tutorials website where the user can follow the tutorial and also copy the code, so he can use the code on his script.
That’s what I need to do. I need the user to be able to copy the code that will be submitted as article by someone else.
