Steve

@neffets Thank you for testing that. I'll leave this open a few more days in case there is more feedback.

Hi Eliph, thanks for reporting this. If I can fix this easily I will, otherwise I'll look at adding a text smiley->glyph textplug when textplugs are added to the core.

@ophian Ian, I took a quick look at this last night and have a quick fix that you can try. It probably won't be going into the core without further...

@ophian You'd need to add something like this to your new class file to get that first nose fixed... ``` protected function prepGlyphs() { parent::prepGlyphs(); array_unshift($this->glyph_search, "/:'([)(])/".$this->regex_snippets['mod']); array_unshift($this->glyph_replace, ":'\$1"); }...

@ophian My mistake, I've updated my code example above that should fix your ending delimiter troubles. Care to update and try it again?

@ophian Sorry for the delay in replying. I've updated the post above for a third try.

@ophian Glad to hear you managed to resolve your issue. I will leave this issue open for now as we still need to be able to handle this easily in...

For now, if you want to experiment with this (not a viable longer-term solution, just to whet your appetite), simply change the glyphs assigned to the open and close double...

Of all the possible solutions I think backticks are probably the safest unused characters in textile if we did adopt the use of `q` tags. If this were the case...

@pascalbaljet Any update on this? - would like to use in jetstream if possible.