This version makes it possible to also edit tags inline. However, due to a bug* in WordPress, it won’t work on most themes. If you want this feature you will have to make the following modification to your theme:
Replace the_tags() with echo get_the_tag_list().
Some fixes for the autogrow script have also been added. Props Jean-Paul Horn.
It’s now a lot easier to add new editable fields. I will be writing a post for developers on how to add new editable fields using this plugin.
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* I’ve submitted a ticket, so the bug will hopefully be fixed in WP 2.8.


I use SimpleTags and it insert automatically the tags. If someone has an idea how to make it work with this great plugin…
Can you tell me where I can find the option you are refering to in the Simple Tags settings page?
I do not insert in my theme the function as the plugin insert it automaticaly but I think it’s the function:
http://code.google.com/p/simple-tags/wiki/CurrentPostsTags
Sorry, you must speak about this
http://img238.imagevenue.com/img.php?image=57248_Maxthon_Shot_04_04_09_-_17_03_58_122_475lo.jpg
If you want to be able to edit tags inline, you will have to disable that option and edit your theme files:
After
the_content();add
echo get_tags_list();OK !
Great idea to allow customization of ediable fields. Then p, h1, h2, h3 etc or ul, li, dd and other can be choosen.
May we filter by class ?
It doesn’t work that way. You need a WordPress filter to hook into. I’ll explain better in a future post.
I’ve got a problem with IE8: the field is unusable. Another little problem: it’s impossible now to test a contact form like Contact Form 7 because the fields to interfer with your plugin.
What do you mean by unusable?
I’ll see what’s wrong with the Contact Form 7 plugin
http://img209.imagevenue.com/img.php?image=56803_ie8front_122_250lo.jpg
I’ve got this :-(
That has been fixed in version 0.6.2.1
OK. Thank you for your work. It’s a great plugin !
You’re welcome. :)
I love this plugin. However, while it works great with my comments, if I try to edit my own posts, the edit box shifts way over to the side off the page. It is fine in Internet Explorer, but not Firefox, which is what I primarily use. I can’t figure out what formatting change might need to be done to fix it…
I would need a temporary admin user to see how it works, so that I can try to fix it. (Regular visitors can’t use the editor)
Just curious. Can ANYONE double-click on a page and edit it if this plugin is active?
Revoke my comment. (Feel free to delete it if you want.)
I tried it and it didn’t launch the editor when I wasn’t logged in so this works just like it should.
Thanks!
No, that is a valid concern. I’ll add it to the FAQ.
Another problem in IE8: it works fine but editing is launched with a single click when Firefox needs a double click. So it’s difficult to click on a link or an image :-)
That’s going to be a little harder to fix, but I’ll give it a try.