July 4, 2008
New Features You Want To See For ScribeFire?
Filed under: Feedback, ScribeFire -- Patrick Gavin @ 11:28amScribeFire users, as you have seen with our QuickAds announcement we are hard at work making monetizing your blog as effortless as possible. Our goal is to make ScribeFire the ultimate blogging platform that gives you everything you need to make blogging easier, more profitable and more fun all right at your finger tips.
What other services or products do you use today that you would like to see integrated directly into ScribeFire? Please let me know in the comments below or if you are a provider of such a product or service that you think would be a great tie in for over 150,000 active users of ScribeFire, reach out to me at patrick (at) scribefire.com Thank you!
July 4th, 2008 at 3:27 pm
It would be great if I could easily synchronize Scribefire between my office and home computers.
The easiest way would be something like Foxmarks, but another alternative would be to make Scribefire portable.
July 4th, 2008 at 6:16 pm
I would love to see work as it was meant to. I often use it for formatting text, and having them rendered all as one space is sometimes inconvenient.
I would also love to see all the posts that are “drafts”, appear in a different colour (or alternatively appear in a different tab), so they stand out from the posts that have actually been published and publically viewable already..
And I would like to be able to see more of the old posts, and not just the last 25 or however many it is that are shown.. (maybe next and previous buttons?)
I’m sure there are more things.. I’ll think about it..
regards,
Mango the fruitarian
July 4th, 2008 at 6:21 pm
the first paragraph above should have had a “& n b s p ;” as the 4th word (it got converted to a space)
peace, mango
July 4th, 2008 at 6:22 pm
Thanks for sharing.
July 4th, 2008 at 6:47 pm
I would find word count convenient
July 4th, 2008 at 6:56 pm
I’d also like to be able to delete multiple notes simultaneously..(ie not restricted to one at a time).. how about a “delete all notes” option?
peace, mango
July 5th, 2008 at 11:54 am
I’d like to see “live preview” of your blog post on ScribeFire.
I use Windows Live Writer mostly because of this feature!
It’s very good and very useful for most users!
July 5th, 2008 at 1:09 pm
I miss two features:
1. Possibility to make template code for the title as well. We have temples for the body, but not the title.
2. When I change the publish time (timestamp), i.e. change a value in one of the boxes, I would like the “Modify timestamp”-checkbox to be automatically be ticked off. I often forget to tick it off and accidentally publish to early.
July 5th, 2008 at 9:41 pm
Gallery2 integration.
July 5th, 2008 at 10:03 pm
Full integration with Clipmarks might be useful.
July 6th, 2008 at 6:13 pm
In addition to seeing a “drafts” tab (as mentioned in comment above), next to the “posts” “notes” and “pages” tabs, it would be nice to have a “scheduled” tab too, so we could easily distinguish between posts that are drafted, scheduled or already published..
regards,
mango
July 7th, 2008 at 3:22 am
Something really big..:) Something like live writer
..!! download stylesheet and other stuff from blog and display in preview 
….I know its an overkill…But just in case you have lots of Engineers waiting for challenges. 
:)
July 7th, 2008 at 4:24 am
Multiple sending in all my blogs at once
July 7th, 2008 at 6:04 am
I would like to have a button for CODE. So I could select a sample code that I’m blogging about, and have this button wrap CODE tags around it.
July 7th, 2008 at 1:47 pm
Facebook notes integration
July 7th, 2008 at 2:24 pm
It may be counter-intuitive, but I would like to see the plugin adapted to work in Thunderbird.
I do a lot of blogging from mailing lists I participate in, and not uncommonly from actual emails. One example, I subscribe to the ICANN e-mail list. When the announcement that TLDs could be anything came in, I had to open FireFox, open ScribeFire, copy-paste from Thunderbird, and then start blogging.
As well, if ScribeFire were well integrated with Thunderbird, it would allow rules-based behaviour. I.E. in Thunderbird you can set automatic actions based on subject, source or content. Imagine the power of that married to ScribeFire: If NewsletterX arrives in inbox, copy to draft mode in ScribeFire.
They may be additional monitization opportunities as well, by in effect extending the ScribeFire blog to an e-mail news letter. Despite the existence of blogs there are millions of users who still prefer to have a newsletter arrive in their inbasket, depdending on the specific subject or audience.
I’m not currently availing myself of your advertising service, but it’s simply because I don’t see any of my blogs as “finished” enough to represent themselves as good CPC candidates. I’ll get there eventually though
And I love ScribeFire.
Thanks for your hard work.
P.S., I also would appreciate an included Word Count to save me copy-pasting to OpenOffice to get the count.
July 7th, 2008 at 2:36 pm
Sorry for one more, but it’s exciting to think about the possibilities with Thunderbird. Using the rules system we could have an “Autoblog”. Example, every news release from my employer must be posted to the company’s news blog. The news releases arrive by email already formated and ready for distribution. Integrated with Thunderbird, there could be a rule that says “if a message arrives from this e-mail address/subject line/etc” automatically post it to this blog.
I can also see some serious opportunities for ScribeFire to commercialize that feature by selling “rich content” distribution. Bloggers who sign up would agree to set the ScribeFire delivery e-mail address to autoblog. Scribefire would then sell the service of having entire articles published across the Scribefire network. No work for the bloggers and some great opportunities for advertisers.
just thinking…
July 7th, 2008 at 6:02 pm
I think that a auto-form would be useful. Another think is the compatibility of blogger and images… we can’t upload images!!.
Thanks for all!!
July 7th, 2008 at 6:26 pm
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July 8th, 2008 at 10:32 am
I second #6. Also…
Control+left/right arrow doesn’t skip between words anymore in the WYSIWYG editor, plus ctrl+home doesn’t work. Perhaps it’s just me.
As far as features are concerned, I’d love to see support for code snippets, so you can insert chunks of reusable code into your posts. Along the same lines, if you could select from multiple post templates, so you can easily reuse common formatting.
Another great feature would be support for Blogger’s post link feature (where clicking on the Title of the blog links it to a website, like on this post: http://www.grinn.net/blog/dev/2008/06/face-tracking-hexapod-robot.html) when using Blog this page.
July 8th, 2008 at 1:23 pm
Being able to organize the list of blogs under the blogs tab on the right hand side – currently it is listed by “last entered” but it might be good to have some way to organize them by tag/topic or something like that.
July 8th, 2008 at 5:34 pm
I 2nd idea no. 21..
Also, my girlfriend and I both use the same computer/firefox, it’d be nice if when we start scribefire we could chose which user we are, so our blogs and notes are separated..
PS I really should add, too, that I love scribe fire, and all it does for us. Thanks you guys!
regards,
Mango.
July 8th, 2008 at 5:59 pm
For some reason, the newer versions of ScribeFire don’t allow standard word processing quick keys (e.g., Ctrl+Arrow key to move left or right by word, Ctrl+Home to go to the very top of the post, Page Up and Page Down keys to move up/down by screen/section). I’m almost positive I remember them working in the older versions. I’d like to also see a spellcheck feature, even though Firefox has its own that you can download. Maybe incorporate that directly, somehow.
All in all, though, a great little program. Keep up the good work.
July 8th, 2008 at 8:52 pm
Hi there. This is an awesome plugin and tool, thank you so much for creating it for us. So far, the only thing I can think of to suggest would be the ability to put Scribefire on the side instead of the bottom. I know for wide screen monitors, I have a lot more real estate left to right versus top to bottom.
Keep up the good work!
Laz
July 8th, 2008 at 9:05 pm
1 – Add an icon to the toolbar fot the Paragraph (”) HTML tag and insert it automatically each time the user makes a breakline.
2 – Make it possible to change the font and the size of the letters of the WYSIWYG editor without affecting the type of letter of the final post in the HTML code, that is, the text that the reader is going to read in the blog.
3 – When I split the screen of my laptop in two vertical windows side-by-side, one for firefox and the other for Scribefire, I don’t get to see the last words of each line. It seems that the lines get cut. I think Scribefire can’t handle very well window resizing.
Thanks,
July 9th, 2008 at 1:59 am
Thank you for such a great tool. Can you add more keyboard shortcuts, like for inserting quotes, images, etc. Thank you!
July 9th, 2008 at 9:51 am
First off, thanks for this plug in. It’s great. Much easier than writing in MS Word and copy and pasting.
Second, the feature I would like to see is making the Flickr search able to search for usernames. When I blog, I want to use my Flickr pictures only, and it would be easier if I could search for my username there, instead of by tags only.
Thanks for the opportunity to add my feedback!
July 9th, 2008 at 10:11 am
I would like to ScribeFire to create:
(1) a useful Help feature
(2) the ability to work offline
(3) the ability to synchronize two different computers (e.g., desktop & laptop)
(4) a Save feature where you could actively/positively hit a save command without creating an additional version of your post
July 9th, 2008 at 4:02 pm
I 2nd 17.
July 10th, 2008 at 4:02 pm
Would love to see it become an independent app instead of having to heavily rely on firefox to use it. As a geek, it seems it would be easy to do.
Would also like to see a template editor, think quick ads (when you add an ad using software). You hover where you want to put the code and it highlights the area, then it pops up a box to insert HTML. For those not familiar with advanced techniques it would help big time.
Last but not least, it would be highly beneficial to have a prefilled option. For example, I want to include a button or icon in my posts but dont want to have to cope and paste code every time. It would be nice to have an option to prefill a certain set of text/html with all posts.
Hope my ideas are clear, thanks for a great program!
July 10th, 2008 at 5:58 pm
would love to be able to filter links of ads for them to NOT appear in my adspace, whether they be ads of competitors or not… similar to google’s ad filter..
July 10th, 2008 at 11:51 pm
It would be good to select different user icons for livejournal. I use different icons to indicate certain subjects in a public education journal. Being able to change these through Scribefire would be fantastic.
July 11th, 2008 at 9:16 am
First of all, awesome plugin. This makes blogging vastly more convenient and much better than WordPress’ sluggish built-in code muncher. There are a few things I’d love to see though.
Images:
1) Image padding/spacing (horizontal and vertical)
2) Image title tags so lightbox apps will pick up the titles, as well as keywords for searching.
3) The option to create smaller (of customizable size) thumbnails that link to full-size images
Editor:
1) Tables with customizable borders, widths, backgrounds, etc.
2) The ability to center embedded objects like YouTube videos. (I’ve found WordPress in particular only responds to the tags)
3) Article break tag button ()
There’s probably more, but those are the biggies off the top of my head.
Keep up the great work!
July 11th, 2008 at 9:24 am
Gah. Munched my tags. For Editor/2, that should say “…only responds to the CENTER tags)
For Editor/3, that should be the !–more– tag.
July 11th, 2008 at 3:55 pm
Only one improvement on my list (for right now LOL)
On my blog I often reference the same sites, people, etc. over and over again and I like to link the word back to the site everytime it is used. For example in my last post I had DSP included in it 3 times and each time I had to highlight the word and attach the hyperlink of http://www.dsplace.com to it. Is there something out there like autotext in MSWord where you can assign links to certain keywords AUTOMATICALLY???
July 12th, 2008 at 7:33 am
It would be cool if the scribefire-control could be aligned either to the left or to the right side of the firefox window and not only to the top or downside.
If you have a widescreen (especially laptop users would benefit from it!) you would be able to work much more efficient.
July 13th, 2008 at 2:36 pm
What #36 said!
I LOVE being able to have it on half of the screen so that I can look up and link my sources and references on the top half. However, I sometimes have to close the editor screen to more easily read the original screen. Having them both vertically side-by-side would be easier.
Also, when previewing, having the preview open in full-screen in another tab or window would be helpful.
Also, and maybe this is already possible…I’m a kinda newbie at this…after I’ve chosen my tags, I have to go back and re-enter the same ones in Technorati–an extra step. Then delicious asks me every time if I’m signed in when I already am. If, when the tags are chosen, if they can come up in the Technorati option automatically…
Thanks for a WONDERFUL app!
July 13th, 2008 at 5:39 pm
I would love to se this become like live writer,
Colored text option. H1 H2 options, alt text ,
Offine editing
and a centering button
other wise it is wonderful
July 13th, 2008 at 5:47 pm
2 more things.. the first one would be very easy to implement..
1. Add a “comment” button to the toolbar, so we can easily highlight and comment out any area of text or HTML we choose..
2. Modify the PUBLISH method slightly.. Make it more like the “publish” button in FLOCK. Such that we press “PUBLISH”, then get a 2nd screen where it gives radio options to fill out:
o Post to draft
o Post as Scheduled [then fill out the date and time]
o Post as new
o Replace existing post
Maybe have more stuff on there, like all the options, technorati etc..
Having “publish” work this way would stop me forgetting that I have other options, and also should make things more clear as to what will actually happen once I press publish
Tom.
July 13th, 2008 at 7:26 pm
It would be nice to have the functionality of these sites
1. http://www.addthis.com/
2. Google script:
javascript:(function(){var%20a=document,b=a.createElement(’script’),w=window,g={};g.altWindow=w.open(”,’_blank’,'height=370px,width=720px,toolbar=no,directories=no,status=no,menubar=no,scrollbars=no,resizable=no’);setTimeout(function(){g.altWindow.focus()},1000);function%20f(o){try{var%20d=new%20google.share.EmailWidget(g);d.display()}catch(e){if(o>20)return;setTimeout(function(){f(o+1)},o<10?1<<o:1000)}};b.src=’http://www.google.com/s2/sharing/js?script=socialsharing&key=AAAAJcf7wmlDAftfUbvdk_74yp4BTke43xsjGr7VulBNp3qKpXh3yeZCITugH2GJRY616A’;a.body.appendChild(b);f(0)})();
If it will be added than it’ll require to choose the required services imho
July 14th, 2008 at 6:03 pm
Thunderbird support. I’ve contacted Chris with a way for this to work out just fine in both Firefox and Thunderbird. However, recent versions might not make this work anymore.
I’d be happy to submit a patch with a reasonable mention.
July 15th, 2008 at 3:25 am
I am impressed with the test I did of ScribeFire for my blog. A nice tool for the blogger, indeed. I did notice that there seemed to be no spellchecker, though. A lot of other very nice touches, but this one is missing and should be obvious, but then we overlook the obvious most, don’t we?
July 15th, 2008 at 9:25 pm
Support for GOOGLE VIDEO as well as YOUTUBE would be really great as there are a lot of good videos out there in Google format.
July 19th, 2008 at 2:57 am
I’d like to see word counts
July 19th, 2008 at 1:51 pm
I am for the split-screen vertical edit box too. It would be nice on widescreens.
July 27th, 2008 at 5:01 am
I’d like to have scribefire detect when I am filling a text field commenting on another blog, it may be another little icon next to the ScribeFire icon that shows up whenever the user types in a text field. When clicked on it, a Title field popus up, a selection of which blogs to post to and a Category selection.
A tick box ads a standard ending to your blog posts such as “Posted as a comment to $U” $U being the URL where that user is located.
Another button says “Edit the text” cause the blog post text might be slightly different then the one posted as a comment on another blog.
I know ScribeFire let’s me simply think of copy and pasting my text into ScribeFire, but I’d find it practical to more automatically post all my comments that I make on all the blogs that I visit as posts on my own blog, in the least amount of steps possible.
This would be an optionnal feature since not everyone would need something like that.
July 27th, 2008 at 3:03 pm
Seriously – great app – love it.
On a Mac – with firefox – none of the keyboard shortcuts seem to work for the editor. Eg. linking, bolding, etc. Moving between words etc – noticed a few others above have mentioned that.
I’ve modified a few of the ones I need the most in the SF javascript but that’s a bit of a pain… I’m sure other Mac users would embrace SF if the keyboard support was fully working?
keep up the great work! How can I donate?
July 30th, 2008 at 12:35 am
Hello Folks,
I see a number of good or great comments, and I agree with a number of them. The ones I would find most helpful are:
1) More tabs, such as being able to see what is saved as a draft, published, and publish on (future date).
2) Being able to order/sort currently published posts list.
I use Joomla, a CSM (Contact Management System). SF is able to work with some of it, just not able to take full advantage of all that it has to offer. So, based on my wants and needs, here is what I would like to add to the list.
1) Better integration with Joomla (duh). Joomla supports a more traditional XML-RPC interface right out of the box, and metaWeblog XML-RPC support is available as a plug-in, along with there own version of a XML-RPC blogger plug-in.
2) Joomla uses templates to display everything, so being able to import the template that is set as default, and maybe able to import the other templates.
3) As part of a template package for Joomla CSS files are included, that has styling information (i.e., template_css.css and templatecss.css). This is one of the two most important things for me, along with number four below. Not having to remember to create an entry like Text to be bold, in green or A bold link here, in green, would be of help.
4) Joomla supports a Read More feature (I think it is just an HTML tage, like ), and so I would like to see support for that. Currently I am able to view the intro text of my current posts, not the body or main part of my post. For me to edit a current post I have to go to the post on my site, edit it to remove the Read More tag, save it, open up SF, edit it, maybe insert the Read More tag, save it. Then check on my site to make sure it got posted properly.
If I am just creating a short post then I won’t use the Read More feature of Joomla, yet on a long post it is nice to have the first paragraph as the intro text, then the body of the post following the Read More tag.
Thanks for considering my ideas.
July 30th, 2008 at 12:43 am
I see my #3 didn’t format properly. Lets try that again.
It is “” Text to be bold, green”" and “” Text to link to in a bold green “”. Hope you understand what I am trying to say. Using the Div and A html tags, apply styling from the CSS file.
July 30th, 2008 at 12:46 am
Still not formating it properly. One last try:
[code]
Green text to be bold
A Bold Green Link here
[/code]
If it doesn’t display properly this time oh well, I think you still get the idea.
July 30th, 2008 at 11:47 pm
“gwc” from the 7th waxed eloquent about thunderbird applications. “masa” from July 14 offered Thunderbird coding. Any interest from Scribefire?
Lots of folks being extremely specific to the point of key combinations. No feedback anywhere except the promotion to get on board for the advertising.
Don’t know any of the people, but looking through these comments from the top, the impression is that this was a space created to stir up interest but not actually of any significance or interest to the Scribefire authors.
BTW, my sites serve a number (small number) of weekly newspapers and I’m thinking Scribefire could make their lives easier (without regard to advertising although that might be something for them down the road). I am introducing your work to them for applications I suspect you never considered when you built it..
Truly a great tool. I hope it doesn’t get lost in the completely legitimate need to monetize.
Also btw, comparisons to LiveWriter are odious. I guess it depends on what you’re trying to do, but livewire is not a comparative to Scribefire. Earnest bloggers who don’t mind logging into their sites later to fix things that they’ve already posted with livewire may find it a great and useful thing. But with Scribefire I don’t have to login to fix anything. “wysiwyg” is too trite, but scribefire really does allow you to know exactly what you are posting.
I have several publishers trying to use livewire and it is not even a close contender in ease of use. I can make that testimonial because I was using Performancing in the dot zeroes before MS imagined livewire. Scribefire has been terrifically easy and true to its promise at every incarnation. Whatever bugs showed up affected a small portion of users. I’ve never had a single real problem posting to my own blogs. Of course it is possible that my experience is unique, but highly unlikely. Occam’s Razor would conclude that you’ve simply created a fantastic piece of code.
The only beef I might have is that it has some difficulty loading when the blog has several thousand posts; but it was never really intended for that now was it . You might want to consider some local caching of posts and pages, but even with the time lag and — to the uninitiated — apparent hangs, it does in fact load everything if you allow it the time.
I would really like to see the ScribeFire authors post even a single consolidated response to all of the suggestions that they themselves invited. It’s pretty cold to ask people for their input and then completely ignore those who accept the invitation.
August 1st, 2008 at 2:47 pm
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August 2nd, 2008 at 3:50 am
I’d love some Twitter integration. Thanks to ScribeFire, I publish more to my blogs. Once I publish something, if I was able to select a “talk about this on Twitter?” option, I’d be able to Twitter more too. I know a new post will update anyone who subscribes to your blog, but I’d like to give twitter updates out too. Plus, I’d like to give Twitter updates for when I post meaningful updates to older posts or Pages.
I’d most likely need this more complex “Talk about this on Twitter?” If I’m just posting once for the day and want to put my my latest post out there on Twitter it’s published. If I was making multiple post, then I’d most probably manually post to twitter at the end saying, “3 new blog posts on my blog: http://…. ” or something like that.
My “complex” “Twitter This” functionality suggestion is that after I post to my blog and decide to “talk about this on twitter,” a new text area opens up in the ScribeFire area with real-time character count and the blog title prefilled in. I wouldn’t want a text area with a limit of 140 characters because I’d like freedom to go over in my character counts and then cut down appropriately. I’d never post just my blog title as a tweet – I’d probably say something like “Just put in a new blog entry in regards too… ”
The tricky thing is with link to the latest post. So I would like if a Tinyurl was generated once you agreed to “Twitter This,” that updated the amount of characters you had to work with now on your tweet.
August 8th, 2008 at 5:52 am
Thing I’d like to see is an option for expanding the number of post in the entries list. Now the possibility to edit older posts is rather limited. Also if you introduce new tags this is a problem as you then need to tag the older items.
August 8th, 2008 at 10:33 pm
Just a bugfix request this time. I put a HR-divider at the end of each post. But when editing the en slash within the HR-tag vanishes. Then on publishing i get a message the publisgin can not be made as the slash is missing. This slash disappears mysterisosly every time I switch from HTML view (where I insert the HR-code) to the regular view to in the sage editor. it’s a bit annoying as I keep forgetting this aaaaallways happens.
/f
August 23rd, 2008 at 12:17 am
Like above, i would like to see the ability to link blog size photos to larger ones. i am new to blogging but i am loving this add on. I cant stand not to see the whole post, at least left to right when i am composing it.
Keep up the good work!
Scott
September 19th, 2008 at 12:37 am
Maybe its too late to ask… is it possible to add direction buttons to scribfire? A button that will put in the html the dir=rtl attribute or style=”direction:rtl” and another for dir=ltr or style=”direction:ltr”?
Today I just go and put it manually, but a button for this will be just great. It is important for people who use rtl languages like Arabic and Hebrew, but I guess it can be useful for other users as well from time to time.
Yael
September 19th, 2008 at 8:02 pm
I love your newest version!
Here’s something that will save much time for Bloggers.
Being able to highlight a word in the Blog Article and do a search for it in the Categories tab.
This is a Major Item and will place you Head and shoulders above the rest.
Since I’m posting to Multiple Blogs and since I have CFS this is a real time and energy saver for me (and my writers).
Right now I am using Kompozer to our Wordpress Blog or I’ll create directly to the WordPress “Write Post”.
To speed things up at WordPress I use Ctrl+F on a highlighted word in my article, then do a search for that word in my Categories. If not there I leave it or paste it into Tags.
Another Item, this one a minor one:
Have an option to open Preview in a external browser, rather than within ScribeFire.
If that option is available I haven’t found it.
Thank you for you for your consideration.
Best Regards,
Ed
September 23rd, 2008 at 4:52 pm
The next great improvement that could be made to made is in the area of images. it would be a great time saver if there was an option for images picked up online could be made local images linked to the original source when the post is made. This would not only save those of time that want the image saved locally but it would be a step in the right direction to reducing bandwidth usage on the big sites a lot of our images come from.
April 9th, 2009 at 9:16 am
I think it would be a great idea if ScribFire implements the possibility to insert div tags to make the contents flow into the content space when we create stories. Another suggestion, is to create a way where people will be able to make the posts look like a movie. What I mean is, with a single file, such as a Flash file, each one will have many pages and the pages could not have the possibility to divide the story.
To finish my post, I must to say ScribFire is excellent software. Thank you very much!
April 27th, 2009 at 11:31 am
1. fully synchronize settings, posts, notes between two computers.
2. allow more formatting buttons (most crucially color tags), predefined styled paragraphed.
3. allow definition of code/text snippets that can be imported into a post from a drop down menu or automatically to every post
4. integrate tags for blogger
5. style images
6. edit published posts.
May 14th, 2009 at 10:01 am
I realize it’s been almost a year since the original post was made, but I’d like to throw in my 2 bits worth and urge you to move up the ability to automatically post to multiple blogs (according to which blogs you have checkmarked).
I work for a school district and often wish to have items published to our intranet blogs as well as my personal public blog.
June 4th, 2009 at 5:58 pm
I would like the option to add Watermarks and Dropshadows to images on the fly through Scribefire. Sort of like the way you can do it with Windows Live Writer.
July 3rd, 2009 at 8:26 pm
I would like to see support for websites hosted at squarespace.com. Any chance?
September 6th, 2009 at 1:48 am
I, too, would like to be able to load/edit older posts than the previous year or 25. I edit older posts often without changing the original post date to help keep my posts and the series within a post in a specific sequence.
September 13th, 2009 at 2:22 pm
It took me a few tires to realize that Scribefire does not allow php code to be typed into a blog post. I add a simple include and wondered why it wasn’t working. Then I noticed the code was stripped out on publish. I can do this inside the blogger interface but who wants to go back to using that after Scribefire?
Also it would be nice if you had more documentation on features and functions on your site. I tried to get beyond the blog to some “help” or “knowledge base” pages but couldn’t find any.