Plugin Name

The Responsive Investment Calculator is a jQuery widget and shortcode that's designed to fit easily into any theme, on any device, at any size. Quickly calculate accrued interest on a principal amount. Features The calculator allows your website visitors to estimate their accrued interest by entering:

• the principal amount
• an interest rate
• the investment term
• and optionally selecting a compounding period

The result is displayed below the form. Choose whether to display just the accrued interest amount or to display a more verbose result. Redesign It There are settings to adjust the styling, a light and a dark theme, or you can remove the styling entirely and use your theme’s styling. The HTML is built with plenty of classes, so it’s easy to override the included stylesheet with your own CSS. Plenty of Options

• Choose from a set of the interest rate compounding period.
• Set a fixed compounding period and hide the field from your users.
• Format currencies how you want with your own symbol, ISO code and number format.
• Set a default values for all the inputs.
• Rename the input labels.
• Add your own CSS classes.

Localization The plugin is ready for translation. Please contact me to submit a translation. Known Issues The widget and shortcode rely on the same jQuery script, so use one or the other or you'll get interesting results. DISCLAIMER The calculator is for demonstration purposes only and may not reflect actual numbers for your investment.

Install this plugin just like any other…

1. Upload the plugin folder responsive-investment-calculator to the /wp-content/plugins/ directory
2. Activate the plugin through the 'Plugins' menu in WordPress

Widget Installation

1. Access the Widgets page under the Appearance menu.
2. Drag the Responsive Investment Calculator into the Widget display area of your choice.
3. If you want, change the title and save it.

Shortcode Usage You can insert the investment calculator into a page or post using the short code [investmentcalculator] or [ric].

1.0.2

• Fix a bug that was preventing settings from being saved for early versions of PHP

1.0.1

• Fix a bug that was preventing settings from being saved for early versions of PHP

1.0.0

• Responsive Investment Calculator launch