First off, this is a wonderful plug-in and it works right "out of the box"

A question. When you say HTML is supported, do you mean regular HTML or PHP? I ask because I'm fluent on the former and less than a novice in the latter.

I did try a simple HTML snippet with it and couldn't get it to work. It might be a server delay but I thought I'd best ask what's expected of it before spending more time fussing with it.

Thanks for making it available and for having this support line.

ML

The plugin only supports regular HTML, and probably client-side scripting (e.g. JavaScript), though I haven't tested this. It doesn't support server-side scripting such as PHP. I'm not sure if there is an easy way to implement support for PHP, so there are no plans for that at the moment.