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Changeset 1159818


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Timestamp:
05/13/2015 06:13:26 PM (11 years ago)
Author:
tychay
Message:

Deploy from git

Location:
terrys-commentary/trunk
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2 edited

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  • terrys-commentary/trunk/readme.txt

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    2121regular HTML. It also supports shortcodes to generate them. Use the following
    2222shortcode:
    23 `[commentary text="INSERT TOOLTIP TEXT HERE"]INSERT TARGET TEXT HERE[/commentary]`
     23`[commentary text="TOOLTIP TEXT HERE"]TARGET HTML HERE[/commentary]`
    2424
    2525For backward compatibility reasons, any tags with `class="commentary" title="tooltip"` are similarly enabled.
    … …  
    3434== Frequently Asked Questions ==
    3535
    36 = How do I make the fancy tooltips like the one in the [demo](http://osvaldas.info/examples/elegant-css-and-jquery-tooltip-responsive-mobile-friendly/) =
    37 
    38 Add the following lines to your theme's `functions.php`:
    39 
    40 ```php
    41 function you_already_know($ignore) {
    42     return 'fancy.css';
    43 }
    44 add_filter( 'tccomment_default_css', 'you_already_know' );
    45 ```
    46 
    47 = I can style my own tooltips. I don't need the default or fancy stylesheet getting in the way. =
    48 
    49 Add the following line to your theme's `functions.php`:
    50 
    51 ```php
    52 add_filter( 'tccomment_add_default_css', '__return_false' );
    53 ```
    54 
    55 The plugin's css file will no longer be loaded.
    56 
    57 = I can't see where my tooltips are? =
    58 
    59 The default stylesheet does not highlight tooltip targets in any way. To
    60 highlight them in a manner common to most tooltips, go into your theme's
    61 `style.css` and add the lines
    62 
    63 ```css
    64 [rel~="tooltip"] {
    65     cursor: pointer;
    66     border-bottom: 1px dashed #ccc;
    67 }
    68 ```
    69 
    70 = Give me a shortcode button in the editor! =
    71 
    72 Maybe. I don't use the editor. :-P
    73 
    74 = `commentary` is too hard to spell, I want a regular `tooltip` shortcode =
    75 
    76 By default, I didn't want to override the `tooltip` shortcode as it would
    77 change/break ACE-based themes and other plugins that use it. If you want a
    78 normal tooltip, add the following line to your theme's `functions.php`:
    79 
    80 ```php
    81 add_filter( 'tccomment_add_tooltip_shortcode', '__return_true' );
    82 ```
    83 
    84 Then you can use shortcodes in the form of `[tooltip text="target"]content[/tooltip]`. (Programmers note: this is in the `init` hook to load after theme
    85 files and such.)
    86 
    87 = How do I add stuff to the "theme's `functions.php` or `style.css`" =
    88 
    89 The best way is to install [One-Click Child Theme](https://wordpress.org/plugins/one-click-child-theme/)
    90 and make a child theme of your blog's theme. This will ensure that changes you
    91 make will not get overwritten when the parent theme is upgraded. Then simply
    92 navigate to `Appearance > Editor` in the WordPress admin panel. By default it
    93 will open your theme's Stylesheet `style.css` and you can edit the
    94 `functions.php` by clicking on `Theme Functions` on the right side.
    95 
     36Please see [the plugin homepage](http://terrychay.com/wordpress-plugins/terrys-commentary) (It's easier to show code samples on my blog.)
    9637
    9738== Screenshots ==

  • terrys-commentary/trunk/terrys-commentary.php

    r1159386 r1159818  
    22/*
    33Plugin Name: Terry's commentary
    4 Plugin URI: http://terrychay.com/article/this-is-my-tooltip.shtml
     4Plugin URI: http://terrychay.com/wordpress-plugins/terrys-commentary
    55Description: Make commentary a tooltip, support tooltips
    66Version: 1.0
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