The last time I upgraded it was version 1.4 (not 1.4.1 or later). I've temporarily run a complete reinstall using the same database (so, fresh file install, database upgrade) to the latest version. Now I'm just dealing with comment spam (which is thankfully being caught by the Akismet plugin) and no ...

Hi, I realize I'm bumping a very old topic, but I thought I'd post back somewhere to say that my s9y blog somehow managed to get hacked. I've had way too many hits in my log to be able to verify where the initial hack vector came from (russia, vietnam, poland, czech, etc...) though all seem to be ...

Hey jmroth,

Thanks for getting around to this. I will completely admit that I have been very lazy in updating the plugin. I sort of took the "if it's not broken, don't fix it" approach, and wasn't sure how people would feel about the different look and feel of the updated 2.0 branch. Now that ...

I took WAY too long to update this. The original test upgrade went so well that I had forgotten I was indeed running an updated version. Oops!

The new script can be found at the same URL as the original:
dp.SyntaxHighlighter Plugin for s9y

Updates:
- Version number now corresponds to the actual ...

I took a quick look at the source code of your rendered blog. It seems that the frontend_header is being called properly (I see you also use the Lightbox plugin of which I based the code for my plugin), it's the frontend_footer that isn't being called/executed in the template as it should be.

I ...

I think it's rather Interesting that someone is able to create a theme yet still not know all the plugin hooks. I haven't tried my hand at creating a theme, so I wouldn't know where to begin! :)

Looking at the default theme bundled in v1.1.2, here are some code snippets from the index.tpl (the only ...

Dave, the underlying code is not of my creation, I can only claim responsibility for the plugin, and a modification to the default CSS style used for the PRE or TEXTAREA box (i.e.: the numbered list and alternating colors), however - each language being displayed can override the default CSS display ...

Thanks, Garvin!

*yawn*

Long week or two...it only took a few seconds to make the change to get it to work in the Administrative view, thanks to Garvin's explanations. This plugin is ready for Spartacus deployment (I believe, obviously Garvin and other developers would have to OK it).

The download can (currently ...

Absolutely wonderful! THANK YOU! I've skimmed through this and it appears that you were able to give me enough information to get a good grasp of the "How"'s and "Why"'s. I'll probably take the weekend to work through it (read, understand, and implement), but this is invaluable. If only the plugin ...

I'm looking to update my dp.SyntaxHighlighter plugin and I'm trying to determine how I can add JavaScript to the header and footer of the frame so that users using the plugin will see what their output would look like on the live portion of the site after publishing it.

I see there's backend ...

At this point in time, I would disagree. IE7 supports alpha transparency in PNG files, so why should we, as designers/developers take two steps backward to support a piece of software that is outdated? Obviously, it depends on your audience and visitors for your personal website, but since there are ...

It looks like you'll need to style the following classes in your main site's CSS file:

.blog_title
.blog_body
.blog_body a
hr .blog_hr

Take note that anchor tags ("a") can have visited, active, hover, and link attributes.

Thanks for the feedback, judebert. Hopefully I posted this information in the right sub-forum, I'm always confused where certain information should go as most people don't follow the proper guidelines anyway. It's scary to think something might go unseen. :)

I've updated my blog post with some ...

I've finally created a competitor for GeSHi in code highlighting (this is client-side based as opposed to server-side). I've been modifying templates to do this work for far too long, and finally decided to create a plugin (the smart thing to do). I'd like to release it for everyone to use, but ...