You had asked me to post my config file (.plist) and some other related info.

I basically added this (you can see the actual options in my plist further down):

Wrapper for triggered by “1″
Wrapper for triggered by “2″
Wrapper for triggered by “3″

I didn’t *like* the idea of using such common/popular keys (especially keys that I’m CONSTANTLY using in Coda (with Command) to switch modes).

FWIW, the wrapping WORKS. I can select anything and press “1″ and it wraps it in an H1. I just get an occasional major slow down or lockup — where Coda’s CPU utilization sits at around 7 or 8 percent — but it wholly unusable during this time. As long as I keep Wrapster out of my plugins folder, the Coda lockups/slowdowns don’t happen. When it does happen, I basically have to ForceQuit, but I get NO ERROR REPORT, and NO Crash Reporter Logs or anyting like that. Nothing in Console (All Message, Console Messages, etc…)

I didn’t know where else to look for logs, etc.

Please let me know if there’s anything else I can provide. Hopefully I’m not sending you on a wild goose chase.

My .plist file: http://drop.io/wrapster_stuff
*** Just click on the “download link” — and ignore the fact that it says “0K” — when it downloads, the file is in-tact.

Also, here’s a copy/paste of it, in case you don’t want to bother with drop.io

[
[%@]
]
[%@]
{
{%@}
}
{%@}
(
(%@)
)
(%@)
"
"%@"
'
'%@'
`
`%@`
>
<%@>
<
<%@>
“
“%@”
”
“%@”
‘
‘%@’
’
‘%@’
1
<h1>%@</h1>
2
<h2>%@</h2>
3
<h3>%@</h3>

Updates quicker than the Espresso beta too - which made me look into Coda plugins.

I’ve been waiting ages for a dedicated preview window and outside of Espresso (and its never-ending, super-secretive development cycle) your plug-in is my best shot at making that happen.

Great work! Thank you very much!!!

I can definitely see a light at the end of the tunnel, in regards to emulating more of TextMate’s functionality in Coda. I still have to do hardcore text editing in TM, but hopefully with stuff like this I’ll need to turn to it less often.

Not only is it loading my CSS properly, but my edits render ON THE FLY!

THANK YOU SOOOOOO MUCH FOR THIS PLUG-IN!

It seems to work fine on documents in their own tab, without a split.

link rel=”stylesheet” type=”text/css” href=”./css/style.css” media=”all”

every preview it loads is plain-html, rendered without any of my CSS.

For the record, my CSS is in external files (links).

Example:

Is this type of CSS supported? I hope I’m overlooking something simple.