| 开发者 | alamincmt |
|---|---|
| 更新时间 | 2026年10月15日 11:10 |
| PHP版本: | 7.1 及以上 |
| WordPress版本: | 7.1 |
| 版权: | GPLv3 or later |
| 版权网址: | 版权信息 |
npm install and npm run build; the build copies the pdf.js files from node_modules/pdfjs-dist.
Development
The plugin is developed on GitHub: github.com/alamingitpailot/softicon-flipbook. Bug reports and pull requests are welcome there; for help, use the support forum here on WordPress.org.
Only if that website allows it (CORS). Browsers block reading PDFs from other sites otherwise. Upload the PDF to your Media Library and it always works.
The plugin adds no limit of its own; your site's upload limit still applies. Pages are drawn as the reader gets near them, and on servers that support range requests (most do) large PDFs are fetched in parts instead of all at once.
The front end loads a 24 KB script (9 KB compressed). The PDF engine is loaded only when a flipbook comes near the screen.
Yes. The block tells its script where the plugin's files are, so combining or moving scripts does not break the flipbook.
The flipbook is a block, so you add it in the block editor (Gutenberg). It works with any theme, including classic themes, on the pages and posts you build with blocks.
Add #page= and the page number to the address of the page with the flipbook, for example https://example.com/catalog/#page=12. The first flipbook on the page opens at that page. Links like <a href="#page=8"> on the same page turn the book to that page, so you can write your own table of contents.
Yes, from the download button in the toolbar. You can hide the button in the block settings.
On small screens the book shows one page at a time at the full width of the screen. Visitors can pinch to zoom into a page and drag to move around it, and fullscreen redraws the pages at a higher resolution.