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Changelog
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8-1-11
Important fixes to Copy for Autofill and Link Blog Post commands. Download the current version from GitHub or update via Git (see Installing or Updating the bundle).
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7-22-11
Updated several commands which relied on the Yahoo API because Yahoo has discontinued their search API.
Updated the “Link iPhone App” to “Link iTunes App,” made it better at searching and presenting results and better at searching both App Store and Mac App Store.
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7-8-11
Added “appid” and “excerpt” headers to the template for Autofilling.
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4-24-11
I made a couple of small tweaks to command behaviors, just small things that were annoying me.
Updated styling for dictionary results (Dictionary bundle). Those were really ugly
The Quick Spelling Guess command no longer asks for confirmation (it’s easy enough to undo), so you can just run it right after typing a word (no selection needed if the cursor is still touching the word.
There’s a new command called Convert HTML to Markdown which will “Markdownify” HTML text, either within your selection or a full HTML document.
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4-13-11
Added an
<!-- end -->marker (you’re welcome Rich) that you can put at the end of your post. Everything after it will be ignored when running Copy for Posting or Copy for Posting (Autofill).Updated a few wiki pages and improved interlinking throughout the Autofill sections.
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3-31-11
Modified several commands to remove extra trailing spaces, skip duplicate pastes and other minor annoyances. Nothing major, but worth updating for. As of this update, version is 3.7.8. Update via GetBundles, git or direct download.
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3-3-11
Changed the Image Uploader Instructions to reflect that the latest version of the command uses a shell variable set in preferences instead of requiring the user to edit the command in the Bundle Editor.
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1-14-11
Added an Image Upload drag command. Dragging a gif, jpg, or png file to your post will now upload the file to the Blogsmith CDN and insert an appropriate tag to display it in the final output. The resulting HTML is valid for posting without requiring any additional modification in the editor. You have to edit the secret url into the command itself, see Image Uploader Instructions for more information.
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10-29-10
Added a snippet for lead-in on Mac 101 posts (tab trigger: 101)
Updated TUAW Preview command to work with new CSS formatting
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10-11-10
Having some issues with updating the new RSS feed properly. Testing out a change.
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10-10-10
Built my own RSS scraper for this page (of course you did) and stuck it at http://bundle.weblogzinc.com/feed.php. Not sure if it will work right yet, so don’t go switching the feed over quite yet. This concludes the test of the RSS Broadcast System.
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10-7-10
Updated some TextMate tips here on the Bundle docs site (namely, the shortcuts page), but mostly just as an excuse to see if this was working as a self-updating RSS feed. I may have to build my own scraper to pull that off, which I’ve been curious to figure out how to do anyway.
Just give me an excuse, Feed43.
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9-25-10
The output of the “Copy for Posting (Autofill)” command is now a self-executing javascript function (stored in ~/Sites/blogsmith.js). This aids in making the new version of the Safari Autofill Extension function properly, but shouldn’t affect existing bookmarklets.
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9-17-10
Added an RSS Feed for this page using Feed43.com. Grab it here: http://www.Feed43.com/bundleupdates.xml
You can also subscribe to the commit history on GitHub.
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9-17-10
Made “Copy for Posting (Autofill)” command smarter about autocorrecting tag formatting (see Headers). It also now offers specific warnings if header fields are missing or incomplete, both in the tooltip report after the command and as an alert after running the autofill bookmarklet in the browser.