Shortcodes, in general, now work fine, except when two or more are used next to each other.
[some_shortcode][some_shortcode]
becomes:
\[some_shortcode\]\[some_shortcode\]
in the editor.
'Next to' means there is no txt/html between them. Remember spaces are stripped, and blank line denotes paragraph, so:
[some_shortcode]
[some_shortcode]
Results in the shortcodes being escaped. But,
[some_shortcode]
[some_shortcode]
or
[some_shortcode]{two spaces}
[some_shortcode]
works fine.
The problem is in the HTML -> markdown conversion. That is using the above and saving, will mean the post renders correctly on the front-end, but not in the editor. Saving again without fixing the error it will cause the problems.
Shortcodes continue to plauge MarkDown :S....
Shortcodes, in general, now work fine, except when two or more are used next to each other.
becomes:
in the editor.
'Next to' means there is no txt/html between them. Remember spaces are stripped, and blank line denotes paragraph, so:
Results in the shortcodes being escaped. But,
or
works fine.
The problem is in the HTML -> markdown conversion. That is using the above and saving, will mean the post renders correctly on the front-end, but not in the editor. Saving again without fixing the error it will cause the problems.