jQuery Comment Replies
| 开发者 | doodlebee |
|---|---|
| 更新时间 | 2014年4月17日 09:34 |
| 捐献地址: | 去捐款 |
| PHP版本: | 3.0 及以上 |
| WordPress版本: | 3.9 |
| 版权: | GPLv2 or later |
详情介绍:
wp_list_comments()" features. A clickable span that triggers the action to expand the replies is also added.
New features are including easing options, as well as allowing images. An options page has been added for further customizations, making it even easier to use.
安装:
- Unzip the package.
- Upload to your plugins directory.
- Go to "Plugins" and activate.
- Show Replies Text/Hide Replies Text. These items are the text you set for the show/hide links.
- Stylesheets. The plugin will see what theme you are using. If you're using a default WordPress theme, then styles will be applied that match your active theme. Otherwise, no styles will be applied. You can go to the wp-content/plugins/jquery-expandable-comments/css folder and use any of these stylesheets as a reference to style it yourself in your own theme stylesheet.
- Slide Speed (both open and close). This is the speed of the animation for opening and closing the replies. You can use "fast" or "slow"; or set how long (in milliseconds) you want the animation to take.
- Easing Type. The jQuery Easing plugin has been added so you have more animation options. Simply choose which animation you want to use, and it will be applied to both the opening and closing of replies.
bb_jcr_format_comment to this text field, and your comment layout will use the callback supplied in the plugin. if you still want to edit the layout, feel free to copy the function (located within jQuery-comments.php, around line 73) and paste it into your theme's functions.php file. You WILL have to rename the function, or you'll get a fatal error. Once you rename the function, take that name and pop it into the "callback" field on the settings page, then feel free to edit the function to get the exact layout you want to have.
There's several tutorials available for how to edit the comment layout, but Jeremy Clark's is the one that actually started this plugin.屏幕截图:
常见问题:
How do I use an image for the Show/Hide Replies text?
If you want to use an image in place of (or with) the text, then use CSS to pull that off (this example has the image, named "sprite.png", uploaded to the theme's images directory). An example:
.replylink span { display:inline-block; background:url("images/sprite.png") no-repeat left top; width:20px; height:20px; overflow:hidden; line-height:50px; /* make text disappear */ }
No other questions at this time.
But if you have any, by all means, feel free to ask away. I'd also love input on features you'd like added or things you'd like to see to improve this plugin. See the "Other Notes" section on how to contact me. Please also note that, even though I have a disclaimer about my limited availability to assist, I ALWAYS try to help out as much as I can - which is evidenced by the "Support" thread. WordPress does not give me any notice whensomeone leaves a support question on the forums - you have to rely on me having the time to come in and check - and these days that's not often. I try to get in to check as often as I can, but if it's been more than a week since you've left a question on support, please email me so I can try to help you out. And PLEASE do not leave support questions in the "reviews" section. If I help you out and solve your problem (which is usually the case) you cannot change your review. I've found, lately, that a lot of people are having a problem, leaving a bad review and terrible rating, and then I solve the problem (and it usually turns out it's not my plugin that was the issue in the first place). That doesn't help anyone. Please leave support questions in the support forum section, and actual reviews in the "reviews" section. Thank you.
更新日志:
- further troubleshooting issues with bb-toggle-kids.js - issues repaired.
- tested in default WordPress themes from Twenty Ten to Twenty Fourteen.
- edited and streamlined options page a bit
- deprecated the "Callback" in the options page. You can still use it, but I'd move away from it - the next release will probably only have it as a reference and not use it at all.
- further troubleshoting issues with the repository. Discovered the CDN is not allowed to be added to the plugin, so have reverted back to including the jQuery easing js file.
- had some issues with updating the WordPress repository (for some reason, wouldn't upload certain files, refused to delete others). Finally got it all sorted. Sorry for the delay.
- removed local jquery easing library, reverted to cdn
- edited script to work with TwentyThirteen (TwentyThirteen renamed the 'li.commentlist' to 'li.comment-list')
- added previously unavailable "div" option.
- fixed script localization
- removed the necessity of rewriting the Walker_Comment class. This renders the use of bb_list_comments() unneccessary.
- previously, there were no styles set for this plugin, but due to popular demand, I've put in a default stylesheet.
- finally actually figured out how to set up translation correctly. Yay! pot/mo files added.
- fixed a bug when clicking show/hide made the child divs "bounce"
- Newly revamped code, been rewritten for Wordpress 3.5 and cleaned up a bit.
- Options page added to make it really easy to edit text, animations, and speed, as well as making other options for wp_list_comments easy to manage.
- Edited code to better detect what Pages/posts to add the script on.
- Added text changing functionality to the "Show/Hide Replies" link, so now it'll say "Show Replies" when child comments are closed, and "Hide Replies" when they are open.
- Edited readme file and stable version of plugin.
- Upgraded for 3.1 usage
- cleaned up/streamlined/updated code
- made it easier - no more renaming/moving files around. Simply upload and activate.
- no extra javascript files - uses WP's system instead.
- First release.