Add quick code option to settings and shortcode parameters #126
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It allows to toggle the feature that allows the user to enter in edit mode when double clicking.
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| <label for="syntaxhighlighter-light"><input name="syntaxhighlighter_settings[light]" type="checkbox" id="syntaxhighlighter-light" value="1" <?php checked( $this->settings['light'], 1 ); ?> /> <?php _e( 'Use the light display mode, best for single lines of code', 'syntaxhighlighter' ); ?></label><br /> | |||
| <label for="syntaxhighlighter-smarttabs"><input name="syntaxhighlighter_settings[smarttabs]" type="checkbox" id="syntaxhighlighter-smarttabs" value="1" <?php checked( $this->settings['smarttabs'], 1 ); ?> /> <?php _e( 'Use smart tabs allowing tabs being used for alignment', 'syntaxhighlighter' ); ?></label><br /> | |||
| <label for="syntaxhighlighter-wraplines"><input name="syntaxhighlighter_settings[wraplines]" type="checkbox" id="syntaxhighlighter-wraplines" value="1" <?php checked( $this->settings['wraplines'], 1 ); ?> /> <?php _e( 'Wrap long lines (v2.x only, disabling this will make a scrollbar show instead)', 'syntaxhighlighter' ); ?></label><br /> | |||
| <label for="syntaxhighlighter-quickcode"><input name="syntaxhighlighter_settings[quickcode]" type="checkbox" id="syntaxhighlighter-quickcode" value="1" <?php checked( $this->settings['quickcode'], 1 ); ?> /> <?php _e( 'Enable edit mode on double click', 'syntaxhighlighter' ); ?></label><br /> | |||
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We should use esc_html_e( ... ) here
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Good catch! I took the opportunity to fix all occurrences.
Maybe I could do it in another PR, but as I was changing some of these texts, I think it also makes sense to be in this PR. Makes sense to you? If you think not, I can split ;)
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| <li><?php printf( _x( '%1$s (v3 only) — Sets some text to show up before the code. Very useful when combined with the %2$s parameter.', 'title parameter', 'syntaxhighlighter' ), '<code>title</code>', '<code>collapse</code>' ); ?></li> | |||
| <li><?php printf( _x( '%s — Toggle the toolbar (buttons in v2, the about question mark in v3)', 'toolbar parameter', 'syntaxhighlighter' ), '<code>toolbar</code>' ); ?></li> | |||
| <li><?php printf( _x( '%s (v2 only) — Toggle line wrapping.', 'wraplines parameter', 'syntaxhighlighter'), '<code>wraplines</code>' ); ?></li> | |||
| <li><?php printf( _x( '%s — Enable edit mode on double click.', 'quickcode parameter', 'syntaxhighlighter' ), '<code>quickcode</code>' ); ?></li> | |||
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We should use esc_html_x( ... ) here.
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Good catch! I took the opportunity to fix all occurrences.
Maybe I could do it in another PR, but as I was changing some of these texts, I think it also makes sense to be in this PR. Makes sense to you? If you think not, I can split ;)
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@alexsanford Makes sense! I added it here 53143c6 Thank you for your code review so far. =) |
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@renatho The feature on the block works well! I wonder, though, if we should give a better explanation. The Setting, for example, says "Enable edit mode on double click (v3.x only)", whereas the block setting says "Quick code". I don't think that will be clear to people. So two things:
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Hey @alexsanford ! Thank you for your re-review! 😅
Makes totally sense! I updated the block editor to match the same setting label: 9e736a0
Actually, it should be working like that because of these lines:
I tested and it seems to be working. Could you please confirm if it is not working? The test that I did:
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Description
This PR introduces a new setting option and shortcode to toggle the
quickcode(currently always enabled).The
quickcodeis responsible for the feature that allows the user to enter in edit mode when double-clicking on the code. This PR keeps it turned on by default, but allowing to disable, what can be useful for some websites.Screenshots
The behaviour after the double click (current behaviour): Remove the formatting and allow the user to edit the code.