开发者 |
JuanJedi
codigonexo |
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更新时间 | 2013年2月15日 17:49 |
捐献地址: | 去捐款 |
PHP版本: | 3.4.2 及以上 |
WordPress版本: | 3.5.1 |
版权: | GPLv2 or later |
版权网址: | 版权信息 |
/wp-content/plugins/
directory.All the definitions that you creates with the Definitions section are located in your Database, in the wp_posts table, with the post_type = 'definiciones'.
Yes, it do. It works with post, pages, and every type that use "the_content" to generate its content. This plugin acts on the_content() function.
No, absolutely. With the options form, the jQuery settings will be auto written.
First, check the options form. Have you selected the jQuery Effects mode? I assume yes. If this is happening, probably other plugin uses JavaScript or jQuery too and is not working. When JavaScript launches an error, the rest of JS code does not work. Try deactivate your other plugins.
Ok, ok, don't panic. Use the support page and I will try to help you.
If you want to have different effects in every single post, nope, you can not. If you want different colors, size, etc, you can play with CSS.
Yes, three: [def url='http://www.yoursite.com/]Term[/def] will convert the Term also in a link; [def id='id1']Term[/def] will add to the span where the Term is located the id "id1"; and [def class='class1'] will add to the span the class 'class1'.
No, if you write 'hello' and have a definition called 'Hello', it will works.
No, the auto detection works always in Title mode, no matter what did you selected in the options form. The auto detection was created to be compatible with old entries without edit them.
Set in the options page "Auto Detect" -> "Yes, when there is no other definitions". Then, in your new posts, set at least one definition. The autodetection will not work in that post.