Genesis – Comment Title allows you to change the default title of ‘Speak Your Mind’ on the comments area on WordPress posts and pages built on the Genesis framework.

This is done easily through a very simple dashboard widget which the plugin automatically creates for you.

Please note this plugin requires the Genesis theme framework.

Simple Breaks adds in shortcodes for everyday html elements that get removed by visual mode such as [ br ] and [ hr ], as well as providing support for Clear left, clear right and clear both css attributes.

Usage

To use Simple Breaks, place the shortcode below into your post or page to get the desired result (without the spaced next to the [ and ]).

The span attribute in [ clearleft ] [ clearright ] [ clearboth ] allows an override of the default tag used. when span=false (default) the tag used will be a div, however when span=true the tag used will be a span.

for example [ clearleft span=true ] will use a span tag instead of a div tag, and [ clearleft ] will use a div tag as default

Installation

Installation is Quick, just upload the Simple Breaks files to a Simple Breaks folder within wp-content/plugins and then activate the plugin through the admin dashboard, or find the plugin using the WordPress plugin search and click install

Frequently Asked Questions

Q. Where can the plugin be used?
Currently the plugin can be used anywhere that allows shortcodes.
Q. How can I customise the elements?
To customise the elements you can apply a css class using the “Class” attribute, or an ID using the “ID” attribute.

Pure HTML is a WordPress plugin that allows you to add html markup, such as the code to embed Google maps, that is normally stripped out and removed by visual mode in the page/post editor.

It also comes with the ability to save code snippets for use on multiple pages without needing to update all pages when making a change to that particular snippet.

Usage

Using pure HTML is simple; either place your html inside the pure HTML shortcode or save your html as a snippet and call it using the ID attribute inside the shortcode tag, e.g. [pureHTML id=1]

When inserting your html directly into the page using the pure html shortcode you will need to change ALL < and >’s to [ and ] respectively. These prevent WordPress removing them when the view is changed to visual mode. These square brackets are then changed back at run time.

At run time ALL square brackets are converted to their < > counter parts so to add in a square bracket that isn’t to be converted you need to ‘escape’ it using a \ so it will be \].

Saved Snippets

Using saved snippets is simple, on the Pure HTML Snippets page you can see a list of the snippets you have saved. On this screen you can add, modify and remove snippets.

There is no limit to the number of snippets you can save except for the maximum size of your database! To add a new snippet simply enter a name for it in the name field, this name is used to find and identify it easily, this could be a description of the snippet or just a name, however there is a character limit of 100 characters. Next, add your HTML to the text box, this HTML does NOT use the square bracket replacement system that the inline html does. Once saved the snippet will be shown at the top of the page with an ID. It is this ID that you place into the shortcode to use that snippet. For example: [pureHTML id=1] will use the snippet ID 1.

Installation

Installation is Quick, just upload the 2 PHP files to a PureHtml folder within wp-content/plugins and then activate the plugin through the admin dashboard, or find the plugin using the WordPress plugin search and click install

FAQ

Q. What Tags Are Automatically Removed?
Currently all <br /> and <p> (and its closing counterpart) tags are removed from the input code because these are the tags that WordPress automatically add.

Q. How Do I Add Tags Without Them Being Stripped?

If you want to echo a paragraph tag or a line break, or any other tag (strong, em etc) instead of enclosing them in < and > tags, enclose them in [ ] brackets for example [p] instead of <p> The square brackets are converted after the inital tags are stripped and function as normal tags.

Q. How Do I Include a [ or ] In My Output Without It Being Removed

To prevent [ or ] being changed to the < or > (respectively) you will need to ‘escape’ it using a \, so ] will become \] and [ will become \[.

Q. What Happens To The Output If I Delete The Snippet It Uses?

If you delete a snippet that is being used in a page then the output generates a 404 error that displays in its place.