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Changeset 1435378


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Timestamp:
06/12/2016 02:33:23 PM (10 years ago)
Author:
codecookies
Message:

Added screenshots and updated the readme.txt file

Location:
cc-essentials
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2 edited

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  • cc-essentials/tags/1.0.0/readme.txt

    r1434929 r1435378  
    33Contributors: codecookies
    44Tags: shortcodes, love button, social, social-icons, social-buttons, widgets, themeforest, fontawesome, icon-fonts, fontawesome, sidebar, google-maps, accordion, testimonial, buttons, notifications, image-filters, tabs
    5 Requires at least: 4.3
     5Requires at least: 4.0
    66Tested up to: 4.5.2
    77Stable tag: 1.0.0
    … …  
    3838**Love It! button**
    3939
    40 You will find LoveIt! button settings in the CC Settings section in your WordPress admin area. Enabling LoveIt! button on posts and pages will display a small heart icon along with the number of loves the post/page has received. You can optionally set a prefix and a suffix around the LoveIt! button. Some themes by CodeCooki.es choose to display the LoveIt! button in its own special way. You can also display your most loved posts via the 'Most Loved Posts' widget in the sidebar.  
     40You will find LoveIt! button settings in the CC Settings section in your WordPress admin area. Enabling LoveIt! button on posts and pages will display a small heart icon along with the number of loves the post/page has received. You can optionally set a prefix and a suffix around the LoveIt! button. Some themes by CodeCooki.es choose to display the LoveIt! button in its own special way. You can also display your most loved posts via the 'Most Loved Posts' widget in the sidebar. The number of ‘loves’ will be stored locally in your default WordPress database.
    4141
    4242**Widgets:**
    … …  
    4848In the CC Settings section in your WordPress admin area, there is a ‘Social buttons’ tab where you can fill the social profiles for your site. They will be displayed in the bottom-right corner in the footer area of your site. This feature will work only on WordPress themes developed by CodeCooki.es.
    4949
    50 == Minimum Requirements ==
     50== Other Notes ==
    5151
    52 * WordPress 4.3 or higher
     52= Minimum Requirements =
     53
     54* WordPress 4.0 or higher
    5355* PHP 5.3.29 or higher
    5456* MySQL 5.0 or higher
     57
     58== Installation ==
     59
     60= Installation from the WordPress Admin area =
     61
     62Install CC Essentials plugin from your WordPress admin area by navigating to ‘Plugins → Add New’. If you have WordPress Multi-site installation, you have to first navigate to the ‘Network Admin’ area and then ‘Plugins → Add New’. Here, in the search box located in the top-right corner, type “CC Essentials” and press enter. From the search results, install the CC Essentials plugin and activate it. In WordPress Multi-site installation, you have the option to activate the plugin network-wide or individually on every site within the multi-site network.
     63
     64= Installation via manual upload =
     65
     66You may install the plugin manually by first downloading it from here (press the red ‘Download’ button above), extracting the zip file and uploading the resulting ‘cc-essentials’ folder into the ‘/wp-contents/plugins/’ directory on your server. Then login to your WordPress admin area, proceed to ‘Plugins’ and activate the CC Essentials plugin.
     67
     68== Screenshots ==
     69
     701. CC Shortcodes can be accessed by pressing the [] icon in the post-editor.
     712. Some of the available shortcodes. Shown here are Button, Accordion and Tabbed Content shortcode.
     723. Some more... Accordion and Icon box. There are many more useful ones to choose from.
     734. The CC Essentials settings screen. Nothing complex.
     745. When enabled, the LoveIt! button is displayed at the end of each post or page.
     75
     76== Frequently Asked Questions ==
     77
     78= What are shortcodes? How to use them on my blog/website? =
     79
     80Shortcodes are nifty little pieces of code that, once inserted in your post-editor, can display various elements like buttons, notification bars, tabbed content, labels, images with cool filters, videos and even Google Maps on your website or blog. And the beauty is, you don't have to actually write the shortcode. Once you activate this plugin, you will find a new icon that looks like two brackets [] in the post-editing screen when you create or edit a blog-post or a page. Click the icon with brackets and choose from the available elements. Enter the required details in the pop-up and press ‘Insert’ to add the shortcode. Finally, save the post. The shortcode element will be displayed on your site.
     81
     82= The LoveIt! button is not displayed on my site? =
     83
     84In your WordPress admin area, go to ‘CC Settings’ and make sure you have checked at least one out of Blog posts and Pages wherever you wish to display the LoveIt! button.
     85
     86= The Social buttons are not working. Why? =
     87
     88As of now, the Social buttons are supported only on themes developed my CodeCooki.es.
    5589
    5690== Changelog ==

  • cc-essentials/trunk/readme.txt

    r1434930 r1435378  
    33Contributors: codecookies
    44Tags: shortcodes, love button, social, social-icons, social-buttons, widgets, themeforest, fontawesome, icon-fonts, fontawesome, sidebar, google-maps, accordion, testimonial, buttons, notifications, image-filters, tabs
    5 Requires at least: 4.3
     5Requires at least: 4.0
    66Tested up to: 4.5.2
    77Stable tag: 1.0.0
    … …  
    3838**Love It! button**
    3939
    40 You will find LoveIt! button settings in the CC Settings section in your WordPress admin area. Enabling LoveIt! button on posts and pages will display a small heart icon along with the number of loves the post/page has received. You can optionally set a prefix and a suffix around the LoveIt! button. Some themes by CodeCooki.es choose to display the LoveIt! button in its own special way. You can also display your most loved posts via the 'Most Loved Posts' widget in the sidebar.  
     40You will find LoveIt! button settings in the CC Settings section in your WordPress admin area. Enabling LoveIt! button on posts and pages will display a small heart icon along with the number of loves the post/page has received. You can optionally set a prefix and a suffix around the LoveIt! button. Some themes by CodeCooki.es choose to display the LoveIt! button in its own special way. You can also display your most loved posts via the 'Most Loved Posts' widget in the sidebar. The number of ‘loves’ will be stored locally in your default WordPress database.
    4141
    4242**Widgets:**
    … …  
    4848In the CC Settings section in your WordPress admin area, there is a ‘Social buttons’ tab where you can fill the social profiles for your site. They will be displayed in the bottom-right corner in the footer area of your site. This feature will work only on WordPress themes developed by CodeCooki.es.
    4949
    50 == Minimum Requirements ==
     50== Other Notes ==
    5151
    52 * WordPress 4.3 or higher
     52= Minimum Requirements =
     53
     54* WordPress 4.0 or higher
    5355* PHP 5.3.29 or higher
    5456* MySQL 5.0 or higher
     57
     58== Installation ==
     59
     60= Installation from the WordPress Admin area =
     61
     62Install CC Essentials plugin from your WordPress admin area by navigating to ‘Plugins → Add New’. If you have WordPress Multi-site installation, you have to first navigate to the ‘Network Admin’ area and then ‘Plugins → Add New’. Here, in the search box located in the top-right corner, type “CC Essentials” and press enter. From the search results, install the CC Essentials plugin and activate it. In WordPress Multi-site installation, you have the option to activate the plugin network-wide or individually on every site within the multi-site network.
     63
     64= Installation via manual upload =
     65
     66You may install the plugin manually by first downloading it from here (press the red ‘Download’ button above), extracting the zip file and uploading the resulting ‘cc-essentials’ folder into the ‘/wp-contents/plugins/’ directory on your server. Then login to your WordPress admin area, proceed to ‘Plugins’ and activate the CC Essentials plugin.
     67
     68== Screenshots ==
     69
     701. CC Shortcodes can be accessed by pressing the [] icon in the post-editor.
     712. Some of the available shortcodes. Shown here are Button, Accordion and Tabbed Content shortcode.
     723. Some more... Accordion and Icon box. There are many more useful ones to choose from.
     734. The CC Essentials settings screen. Nothing complex.
     745. When enabled, the LoveIt! button is displayed at the end of each post or page.
     75
     76== Frequently Asked Questions ==
     77
     78= What are shortcodes? How to use them on my blog/website? =
     79
     80Shortcodes are nifty little pieces of code that, once inserted in your post-editor, can display various elements like buttons, notification bars, tabbed content, labels, images with cool filters, videos and even Google Maps on your website or blog. And the beauty is, you don't have to actually write the shortcode. Once you activate this plugin, you will find a new icon that looks like two brackets [] in the post-editing screen when you create or edit a blog-post or a page. Click the icon with brackets and choose from the available elements. Enter the required details in the pop-up and press ‘Insert’ to add the shortcode. Finally, save the post. The shortcode element will be displayed on your site.
     81
     82= The LoveIt! button is not displayed on my site? =
     83
     84In your WordPress admin area, go to ‘CC Settings’ and make sure you have checked at least one out of Blog posts and Pages wherever you wish to display the LoveIt! button.
     85
     86= The Social buttons are not working. Why? =
     87
     88As of now, the Social buttons are supported only on themes developed my CodeCooki.es.
    5589
    5690== Changelog ==
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