Universal Subtitles is a subtitling service, which works with existing video resources such as YouTube. They use custom embedding code for rendering the subtitles on top of the video, and as such, the plain YouTube embedding feature in Viper’s Video Quicktags won’t show the subtitles. It’d be nice if VVQ could support embedding videos through Universal Subtitles, with the added accessibility that having subtitles on video brings to viewers.

It’s probably not a simple task, as Universal Subtitles isn’t limited to just YouTube, but even having just subtitled YT for starters would be great.

Great. If there’s anything more you need to know about my setup, I’ll be happy to provide.

The plugin produces `img` tags without `alt` attributes. This makes sites using the plugin invalid in the eyes of validators. It’s quite easy to repair in the code, so I suggest this fix be included for the next revision of the plugin.

I’m running a multiple blogs setup under one domain. I’m the administrator of my site, and in addition I have one lesser user account for managing blogs other than the site root. I’ve installed the Flattr plugin, but I’ve only been able to make it fully work on the first blog I activated it in (under my non-admin account). In others, the ”Connect” link on the plugin’s options page does nothing: it seemingly just reloads the options page. That is, the connection is never made (it just says ”None”).

I tried disabling the plugin in the blog it does work in, but that didn’t help. I also tried different combinations of disabling/enabling the plugin in different blogs, using my administrator account, but it didn’t make a difference either. I also tried the Network activate option, to no avail. So I’m starting to suspect there’s some kind of a flaw in the plugin’s support for multiple blogs.

So, how can I connect my Flattr id to the rest of my blogs?

Spoke too soon I see: the ’fix’ I linked to only fixed this for logged in users (whose comments didn’t have proper paragraphing either, on my site).

A fix for this has been posted in MCEComments’ author’s blog’s comments: set ’force_p_newlines’ to true and ’force_br_newlines’ to false in the plugin code. In v0.4.8 they’re on lines 268-269 of tinyMCEComments.php.