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I've never used TiddlyWiki, but if the ids are changing in a way you can't predict, perhaps you could try adding Xinha to all text areas on the page? For example, by using the following as suggested in this thread:
xinha_editors = xinha_editors ? xinha_editors : document.getElementsByTagName('textarea');Hope this helps,
-Nick
The TableOperations plugin allows you to do this. If you enable this plugin, click into a table cell, and click the "Cell Properties" toolbar button, you should see a vertical align popup menu.
Hope this helps,
-Nick
Another thing to keep in mind is how many plugins you have enabled. Disabling unused plugins can definitely speed things up.
Yes, this is possible. Just create a list as usual, and when you want to start a nested list, click the "Increase indent" button, which will put you one level deeper. You can use the "Decrease indent" button to go back out a level (alternatively, you can also press return twice). I just tested this on the latest nightly (http://www.xinha.org/xinha-nightly/exam … dDemo.html) and it worked perfectly.
Hope this helps,
-Nick
Garvin,
0.95 is still the latest stable version, but the next version, 0.96, should be coming before too long. We're hoping to have a beta release of 0.96 shortly (within a couple weeks), with a final release following some time after that (depending of course on how many issues are found with the beta). The new release contains lots of bug fixes and user interface improvements, including a switch to lightbox-style dialogs.
Cheers,
-Nick
Great to hear you've got it working!
Out of curiosity, what version of Xinha are you running?
Cheers,
-Nick
Hi Garvin,
As far as I know, this is not currently a configurable option. I've created a ticket proposing this be made configurable here.
If you're using TransformInnerHTML (i.e., xinha_config.getHtmlMethod is to to 'TransformInnerHTML'), a quick-and-dirty hack would be to simply comment out the following line (line 215 in trunk) in modules/GetHtml/TransformInnerHTML.js:
html = Xinha.indent(html);Of course, it'd be much nicer/cleaner to have this as a proper configuration option (and this won't work if you're using the default getHtml method DOMwalk instead of TransformInnerHTML). Hopefully this will change in the future.
Hope this helps,
-Nick
Hi volhovec,
What versions of IE and Xinha are you using? Also, do you know which getHTML method (either TransformInnerHTML or DOMwalk) you're using? This information will help me reproduce the bug on my machine.
There's not a specific control for deleting a table. All you have to do to delete a table is select it and press the Delete/Backspace key.
Hi Jeff,
Have you tried using the version of Xinha in trunk? I know that a number of Word issues have been fixed since the last official release. According to this page, pasting into Firefox from Word 2007 should be working now: http://www.openplans.org/projects/xinha/wordclean
If you'd prefer not to use the nightly version, there will most likely be a beta release of Xinha 0.96 in the next week or two.
Hope this helps,
-Nick
Great! Glad to hear it ![]()
Hi Andy,
Weird. It looks like something's trying to escape the quotes around your style attribute, but I'm not sure what. How're you saving the file? Are you using the SaveSubmit plugin or something else?
There's now a Xinha mailing list! The list is intended for both developers and users to discuss feature requests, bugs, release information and anything else related to the Xinha project. You can subscribe or view the archive online here:
http://www.openplans.org/projects/xinha … discussion
You can also subscribe by sending an e-mail to the following address with the subject "subscribe":
xinha-discussion@lists.openplans.org
Hope to see you on the list!
-Nicholas
I've been hanging out in #xinha M-F, typically in the range of 10am-6pm (UTC -4, aka, EST), if anyone wants to stop by ![]()
I've been hanging out in #xinha M-F, typically in the range of 10am-6pm, if anyone wants to stop by ![]()
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