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• Installation of [markdown extra extension package to wrap the <ruby> tag] · 11 years ago

  @Sommerregen ☆ THANNNNKS AGAINNNNN!!! ♪

• Installation of [markdown extra extension package to wrap the <ruby> tag] · 11 years ago

  it worked beautifully!!! ☆ Thank you very very very much!!! So, this plugin is ready for release now! GREAT!!! it's going to be easier to publish in eastern languages with this ♪ ... Good for Grav!!!

• Installation of [markdown extra extension package to wrap the <ruby> tag] · 11 years ago

  Hi @tidivoit I'm not used to Markdown parsing, but it seems you are right: only one element is valid and your code is overwriting the first element entry, too. I've reverse engineered how Parsedown (t

• Installation of [markdown extra extension package to wrap the <ruby> tag] · 11 years ago

  please help

• Installation of [markdown extra extension package to wrap the <ruby> tag] · 11 years ago

  Probably not able to deal with 2 statements 'element' so taking only the last one... any idea?

• Installation of [markdown extra extension package to wrap the <ruby> tag] · 11 years ago

  Progress: code if (preg_match('/{r}([\S]+){\/r:([\S]+)}/', $excerpt['text'], $matches)) { return array( 'extent' =&gt; strl

• Installation of [markdown extra extension package to wrap the <ruby> tag] · 11 years ago

  finally, there was something to match with regex: ^{r}([\S]+){\/r:([\S]+)} but testing it in grav, is leading to an error with the handler of Parsedown and ParsedownExtra: Capture6 it seems that this

• Installation of [markdown extra extension package to wrap the <ruby> tag] · 11 years ago

  taking off the first and last / makes an error too ...

• Installation of [markdown extra extension package to wrap the <ruby> tag] · 11 years ago

  Thank you but I can't get how this to work! Whatever I try, it's: 'no match'... I can't find any clue... I am not even sure of what to put and where. \wis given as matching any word character [a-zA-Z0

• Installation of [markdown extra extension package to wrap the <ruby> tag] · 11 years ago

  When working with Regex I suggest trying it here: https://regex101.com/ This way you can put your test string in and tweak the regex until it matches as you want it, then paste the resulting code back