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In reply to: [Hyphenator] [Plugin: Hyphenator] Configuration Not Saved?I just tried to reproduce your error without without success. I did a clean install of the plugin, tested with Google Chrome and also checked the source code for deprecated options.
Are the new settings at least used at your website while not displayed in the WordPress backend? Do you have similar problems with other plugins? You may try if settings of other plugins are saved. Which WordPress, PHP, MySQL and plugin versions are you using?
The settings are saved in the WordPress database using the default functions available for plugins.
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In reply to: [Hyphenator] [Plugin: Hyphenator] Configuration Not Saved?That’s odd. Did you get a confirmation message after you clicked on “Save Changes”? Are there any error messages? Do you have JavaScript disabled?
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In reply to: [Hyphenator] Cannot hide Hyphenator Toggle Box (?)OK. I’ve you have any problems resolving the conflict feel free to contact me.
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In reply to: [Hyphenator] Cannot hide Hyphenator Toggle Box (?)Which theme do you use? It seems like it rewrites the Hyphenator settings.
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In reply to: [Hyphenator] [Plugin: Hyphenator] Compatibility issues with WP 3.1Oh dear, the project definitely needs a full code rewrite.
I have now fixed that, too. It’s not a new version so you have to reinstall the current version manually.
As far as I know the plugin Raw HTML just enables raw html in post edits. As far as neither the WordPress header nor the language tag in the html template (normally as a attribute at the top
<html>element) is disturbed, there should be no incompatibility issues.Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Hyphenator] [Plugin: Hyphenator] Compatibility issues with WP 3.1I did a code update. Please install the version 3.3.0.1 and try again. Thank you for your patience.
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In reply to: [Hyphenator] Hyphenator kills WP-GalleryWithout further information I can’t help you and fix any problems. 🙁
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In reply to: [Hyphenator] [Plugin: Hyphenator] Compatibility issues with WP 3.1Looks like you get this error messages due to some strict error reporting which is enabled somewhere in your settings. But this is now fixed in the new plugin version, too. Thank you for your report.
In addition it would be interesting if you get some errors on the Hyphenator options page (WordPress backend). Are there some further problems with this plugin?
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In reply to: hyphenator doesn't recognize site languageIt looks like the HTML attribute for English language
lang="en"is missing in your template. Without this the script can’t choose the right hyphenation table by itself. But it’s easy to add the attribute to the top HTML element<html>so that it looks like this:<html lang="en">You should find and edit this code in the header.php in the folder of your template.A generic HTML element looks like this in the template source code:
<html xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml" <?php language_attributes(); ?>>It’s using some short PHP code and automatically reads the current WordPress settings.But besides that this is important for the Hyphenator.js engine, this is an advisable web standard and should always be used at well coded websites.
By the way, the hyphenation technology behind wp-Typography and the server side concept has some disadvantages compared to the client side Hyphenator.js engine which is in ongoing and continuous development. But this is difficult to explain without being too technical. Apart from that the typography settings are really interesting.
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In reply to: [Hyphenator] Hyphenator kills WP-GalleryCan you post a link to the page where you experience this problem? Or copy the source code of your page while the plugin is activated, if it is disabled now? Use some paste service like Pastebin.com.
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In reply to: Hyphenator Instructions?There exist actually two ways to define the element what should be hyphenated. The first way is you leave the entry on the hyphenator settings alone and only edit your template. Then you have to set the default class “hyphenate” to the elements in your template. But most often has the post content elements already a special class name and so the second way is to leave the template as it is and only customize the class name on the hyphenator configuration page. So both ways are right but I think the second want is easier. In your case you have only to set the class name “postbg” (as far as I have seen on “Westchester Web World”) on the configuration page.
Please note also that in case of
class="hypenate text"there are several names in the class attribute so that you have to choose the name that fits only where you want hyphenated content.What’s more, as you mentioned the lang attribute
lang="en"is missing because without the script can’t choose the right hyphenation table. But instead of defining the attribute to every post body it’s enough to add the attribute only to the html element<html>so that it looks like this:<html lang="en">You should find and edit this code in the header.php in the folder of your template.I hope I could help you with my simple English.
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In reply to: Hyphenator Instructions?Sorry that there are some ads on my free website. But the slow connection is not normal.
The plugin does nothing other than include Hyphenator.js (a javascript file) in your homepage and provides you a configuration interface. So the best way for further information about the configuration is the Hyphenator.js wiki. It’s maybe a good idea to refer to this wiki at the plugin page and readme.txt.
The class name which the configuration wants to know is the name of the class of the elements in your template which should be hyphenated. This is a little bit difficult for people who doesn’t know how html and css works. In your case the right class name is “postbg” (without quotation marks).