**PLEASE NOTE** My theme is having some issues with the Edit-n-Place plugin that I hope to have resolved soon, in the meantime please disregard any Edit-n-Place javascript code at the end of my posts. Specifically, don’t add this code to Flickr Photo Album!

As before, we’re simply removing the hardcoded html and replacing it with Markdown. The function that performs this is named *silas_AddPhoto* and can be found in *”inline-photos.html”* file on line 22. Simply replace that function with the code below and replace the original file on the server with the modified version. That’s it!

*I have reformatted the original code to be easier to read*

function silas_addPhoto(photoUrl, sourceUrl, width, height, title)
{
/*var html =
‘‘ +
‘‘ +
‘ ‘*/
var html = ‘[](‘ + photoUrl + ‘ “‘ + title + ‘”)’
if ( richedit )
{
win.tinyMCE.execCommand(‘mceInsertContent’, false, html);
}
else
{
win.edInsertContent(win.edCanvas, html);
}
return false;
}

The Bar works by adding a bar along the bottom of your wordpress posting box, that displays thumbnails which you can then drag into your post. An extremely effective solution (good work Joe!) it has one downside for my needs, rather than inserting Markdown for the image I’m trying to add it inserts HTML.

After emailing the author a feature request I did a little poking around in his code and came up with a temporary solution until he is able to implement Markdown support more fully. My approach was to simply replace the hardcoded html he was using with hardcoded Markdown. This of course means that Markdown will ALWAYS be inserted, but for my needs that was fine.

The file that contains the pertinent code is *”post-bar-form.html”* and the particular function is named *tantan_onClick* and starts on line 72. I commented out his code, and added my own as shown here, which starts on line 75. (Please note that I have reformatted the code for easier reading)

if (textarea && photo)
{
//var html = ‘‘;
var html = ‘!['+photo[4]+’](‘+photo[0]+’)';

if (photo[1] != ”)
{
//html = ‘‘+html+’ ‘;
html = ‘['+html+'](‘+photo[1]+’ “‘+photo[4]+’”)’;
}
else
{
html += ‘ ‘;
}

if (window.top && window.top.window.tinyMCE)
{
var mce = window.top.window.tinyMCE;
mce.execCommand(‘mceInsertContent’, false, html);
}
else
{
addText(textarea, html);
}
}

Overwrite the modified *”post-bar-form.html”* file on your server with the modified version, and the Bar will insert Markdown rather than HTML.

Special thanks go to Joe Tan and his fantastic work on the Wordpress Flickr Post Bar which can be found at [http://tantannoodles.com/toolkit/wp-flickr-post-bar/](http://tantannoodles.com/toolkit/wp-flickr-post-bar/ “Bar Homepage”).