Changeset 3024427
- Timestamp:
- 01/20/2024 10:55:35 AM (2 years ago)
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- image-map-connect
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tags/1.0.2 (copied) (copied from image-map-connect/trunk)
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tags/1.0.2/readme.txt (modified) (13 diffs)
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trunk/readme.txt (modified) (13 diffs)
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image-map-connect/tags/1.0.2/readme.txt
r3024415 r3024427 14 14 == Description == 15 15 16 ## What is Image Map Connect Plugin? ## 16 = What is Image Map Connect Plugin? = 17 17 18 18 Image Map Connect allows you to add any image to your WordPress website and make it an interactive image map. On the image map you can: … … 28 28 29 29 30 31 ## What Can You Use the Plugin for? ## 30 = What Can You Use the Plugin for? = 32 31 33 32 Among other things, you can use the plugin provide an interactive … … 40 39 41 40 42 43 ## Key Features ## 41 = Key Features = 44 42 45 43 - Create unlimited amount of image maps, layers, and markers … … 57 55 58 56 59 ## Help and Support ## 57 58 == Help and Support == 60 59 61 60 You can contact us in two ways at the moment: … … 69 68 == Frequently Asked Questions == 70 69 71 = What is an image map?=70 = What is an image map? = 72 71 73 72 Image map is an image with clickable areas that can be used e.g. to navigate to different pages of the same website. 74 73 75 74 76 = Can I add an image map to an archive page?=75 = Can I add an image map to an archive page? = 77 76 78 77 Yes. In a block theme, you can include the image map in the archive template. If you embed it in the query loop block, only markers for the posts in the archive will be displayed on the image map. … … 81 80 82 81 83 = Can I make the image map style compatible with my theme?=82 = Can I make the image map style compatible with my theme? = 84 83 85 84 Yes. The image map size, borders and background color are configurable. The popup text styling is taken from your theme by default and you can further modify the style to align with your theme. … … 104 103 == Installation == 105 104 106 ## Install Image Map Connect within WordPress ## 105 = Install Image Map Connect within WordPress = 107 106 108 107 1. Visit the plugins page within your dashboard and select ‘Add New’ … … 112 111 113 112 114 ## Install Image Map Connect manually ## 113 = Install Image Map Connect manually = 115 114 116 115 1. Upload the ‘image-map-connect’ folder to the /wp-content/plugins/ directory … … 119 118 120 119 121 ## After activation ## 120 = After activation = 122 121 123 122 1. Click 'Image Maps' in WordPress sidebar menu … … 129 128 130 129 131 == Development==130 == Changelog == 132 131 133 ## Source Code 132 ### Contributing ### 133 134 = Source Code = 134 135 135 136 The code can be found on [Github](https://github.com/Flare-Hub/image-map-connect-plugin) 136 137 137 138 138 ## Development environment setup ## 139 = Development environment setup = 139 140 140 141 This plugin makes use of both Node and Composer as development tools. For this reason, ensure both are installed and execute the following commands after cloning the project: 142 141 143 - `npm install` 142 144 - `composer install` … … 147 149 148 150 There is also a Docker configuration included to aid the development. If you wish to use this, make sure docker in installed and run `npm run start` to: 151 149 152 - Start the docker containers 150 153 - Execute wp-scripts start … … 152 155 153 156 154 ## Folder structure ## 157 = Folder structure = 155 158 156 159 This is a brief description of the folder structure used in this plugin. 157 160 158 ### .vscode ### 161 **.vscode** 159 162 plugin recommendations, settings and debug configuration for VS Code. 160 163 161 ### app ### 164 **app** 162 165 The javascript source code. 163 166 164 ### docker ### 167 **docker** 165 168 The docker configuration and setup files. 166 169 167 ### inc ### 170 **inc** 168 171 The php classes and helper files. 169 172 170 ### releases ### 173 **releases** 171 174 The files to send to the wordpress plugin library. 172 175 173 ### scripts ### 176 **scripts** 174 177 javascript development scripts 175 178 176 ### root ### 179 **root** 177 180 The root folder contains all the necessary configuration files for all the development tools used in this plugin: 181 178 182 - Git 179 183 - ESLint … … 184 188 185 189 186 ## Dependencies##190 ### Dependencies ### 187 191 188 192 This plugin makes use of multiple independent open source packages, both from NPM and from Packagist. You can find a list of all the projects we have the pleasure of including on this plugin in the composer.json and package.json files. For a more comprehensive list, including all the packages that these packages use, see composer.lock and package-lock.json. 189 193 190 194 191 192 193 == Changelog == 195 ### Changelog ### 194 196 195 197 = 1.0.1 = 196 * Fixed Fixed: missing sanitization of REST API field updates. 198 199 - Fixed Fixed: missing sanitization of REST API field updates. -
image-map-connect/trunk/readme.txt
r3024415 r3024427 14 14 == Description == 15 15 16 ## What is Image Map Connect Plugin? ## 16 = What is Image Map Connect Plugin? = 17 17 18 18 Image Map Connect allows you to add any image to your WordPress website and make it an interactive image map. On the image map you can: … … 28 28 29 29 30 31 ## What Can You Use the Plugin for? ## 30 = What Can You Use the Plugin for? = 32 31 33 32 Among other things, you can use the plugin provide an interactive … … 40 39 41 40 42 43 ## Key Features ## 41 = Key Features = 44 42 45 43 - Create unlimited amount of image maps, layers, and markers … … 57 55 58 56 59 ## Help and Support ## 57 58 == Help and Support == 60 59 61 60 You can contact us in two ways at the moment: … … 69 68 == Frequently Asked Questions == 70 69 71 = What is an image map?=70 = What is an image map? = 72 71 73 72 Image map is an image with clickable areas that can be used e.g. to navigate to different pages of the same website. 74 73 75 74 76 = Can I add an image map to an archive page?=75 = Can I add an image map to an archive page? = 77 76 78 77 Yes. In a block theme, you can include the image map in the archive template. If you embed it in the query loop block, only markers for the posts in the archive will be displayed on the image map. … … 81 80 82 81 83 = Can I make the image map style compatible with my theme?=82 = Can I make the image map style compatible with my theme? = 84 83 85 84 Yes. The image map size, borders and background color are configurable. The popup text styling is taken from your theme by default and you can further modify the style to align with your theme. … … 104 103 == Installation == 105 104 106 ## Install Image Map Connect within WordPress ## 105 = Install Image Map Connect within WordPress = 107 106 108 107 1. Visit the plugins page within your dashboard and select ‘Add New’ … … 112 111 113 112 114 ## Install Image Map Connect manually ## 113 = Install Image Map Connect manually = 115 114 116 115 1. Upload the ‘image-map-connect’ folder to the /wp-content/plugins/ directory … … 119 118 120 119 121 ## After activation ## 120 = After activation = 122 121 123 122 1. Click 'Image Maps' in WordPress sidebar menu … … 129 128 130 129 131 == Development==130 == Changelog == 132 131 133 ## Source Code 132 ### Contributing ### 133 134 = Source Code = 134 135 135 136 The code can be found on [Github](https://github.com/Flare-Hub/image-map-connect-plugin) 136 137 137 138 138 ## Development environment setup ## 139 = Development environment setup = 139 140 140 141 This plugin makes use of both Node and Composer as development tools. For this reason, ensure both are installed and execute the following commands after cloning the project: 142 141 143 - `npm install` 142 144 - `composer install` … … 147 149 148 150 There is also a Docker configuration included to aid the development. If you wish to use this, make sure docker in installed and run `npm run start` to: 151 149 152 - Start the docker containers 150 153 - Execute wp-scripts start … … 152 155 153 156 154 ## Folder structure ## 157 = Folder structure = 155 158 156 159 This is a brief description of the folder structure used in this plugin. 157 160 158 ### .vscode ### 161 **.vscode** 159 162 plugin recommendations, settings and debug configuration for VS Code. 160 163 161 ### app ### 164 **app** 162 165 The javascript source code. 163 166 164 ### docker ### 167 **docker** 165 168 The docker configuration and setup files. 166 169 167 ### inc ### 170 **inc** 168 171 The php classes and helper files. 169 172 170 ### releases ### 173 **releases** 171 174 The files to send to the wordpress plugin library. 172 175 173 ### scripts ### 176 **scripts** 174 177 javascript development scripts 175 178 176 ### root ### 179 **root** 177 180 The root folder contains all the necessary configuration files for all the development tools used in this plugin: 181 178 182 - Git 179 183 - ESLint … … 184 188 185 189 186 ## Dependencies##190 ### Dependencies ### 187 191 188 192 This plugin makes use of multiple independent open source packages, both from NPM and from Packagist. You can find a list of all the projects we have the pleasure of including on this plugin in the composer.json and package.json files. For a more comprehensive list, including all the packages that these packages use, see composer.lock and package-lock.json. 189 193 190 194 191 192 193 == Changelog == 195 ### Changelog ### 194 196 195 197 = 1.0.1 = 196 * Fixed Fixed: missing sanitization of REST API field updates. 198 199 - Fixed Fixed: missing sanitization of REST API field updates.
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