Posts by SaurabhSharma

Congratulations, Paz. Really long time since a release from you.

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@kotofey Happy Birthday (9th Aug).

And Happy Birthday to all Leos. Cheers!

Happy Birthday!

Cheers

A huge thank from the heart. This is awesome.

function add_buttons() {  
    if ( current_user_can('edit_posts') &&  current_user_can('edit_pages') )  
    {  
      add_filter('mce_external_plugins', 'add_plugins');  
      add_filter('mce_buttons_3', 'register_buttons');
    }  
 }

Use mce_buttons_3. That should work.

That is because of a lesser cap height, which we can not alter via CSS properties. That can be done in a font editing software (Fontlab) BUT only if the license of that font permits to do so.

Bebas:

CapHeight 891
UnderlinePosition -100

Bebas Neue:

CapHeight 700
UnderlinePosition -100

Thanks for sharing that solution.

Now that we have a thread on WP3 .2 issues, let me share one more thing. There is an auto wrapping of the orphan <li /> tags inside the content editor (as of WordPress 3.2). i.e. when you will try to write the following code:

<li>my list item</li>

and switch between Visual/HTML mode. This code will be converted into:

<ul>
<li>my list item</li>
</ul>

Now since I was using some short code on stylish lists as:

[list params="foo"]
<li>my list item</li>
[/list]

It outputs the following code:

<ul class="as_defined_by_params">
<ul> //the added one by WP
<li>my list item</li>
</ul>
</ul>

For now, I am directly inserting the HTML markup via JS tinyMCE insertion. I am sure there would be some filter to override and prevent this auto wrapping of orphan list items.

Edit: @bitfade, sorry for posting another issue. (I think a single thread will be okay for any such things). Don’t mind mate.

Happy Birthday to the “Marketplace Patrol”. Have a great one Drew!

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