BibleGet I/O vs Simple Attribution

Once the plugin is installed, you will find a Bible quote block in the widgets section of the block editor. Also available is a shortcode [bibleget] that you can use to insert Bible quotes in articles or pages from different versions of the Bible in different languages. The text of the Bible quotes is retrieved from the BibleGet API https://query.bibleget.io. Sample usage of the shortcode: [bibleget query="Exodus 19:5-6,8;20:1-17" version="CEI2008"] [bibleget query="Matthew 1:1-10,12-15" versions="NVBSE,NABRE"] It is also possible to place the reference for the desired Bible quote in the contents of the shortcode: [bibleget version="NABRE"]John 3:16;1 John 4:7-8[/bibleget] The Plugin also has a settings page “BibleGet I/O” under “Settings” in the Administration area, where you can choose your preferred Bible versions from those available on the BibleGet server so that you don’t have to use the version or versions parameter every time. After you have made your choices in the settings area, remember to click on “Save”! Once the preferred version is set you can simply use: [bibleget query="1 Cor 13"] Other parameters available to the shortcode are: popup: can have a value of true or false. Will determine whether the text of the Bible quote will show in a full block, or instead in a popup window upon clicking the Bible quote. Example: [bibleget query="Romans 8:28" popup="true"] preferorigin: can have a value of GREEK or HEBREW, useful in those cases where there are multiple texts for the same book, chapter or verse in the same Bible edition, such as in the Book of Esther where both versions are included, one based on the original Greek text, and the other based on the original Hebrew text. Example: [bibleget query="Esther 1:1" preferorigin="HEBREW"] layoutprefs_showbibleversion: can have a value of true or false. Example: [bibleget query="Ezekiel 25:17" layoutprefs_showbibleversion="false"] layoutprefs_bibleversionalignment: can have a value of LEFT, CENTER, RIGHT or JUSTIFY. Example: [bibleget query="Psalm 149:3" layoutprefs_bibleversionalignment="LEFT"] layoutprefs_bibleversionposition: can have a value of TOP, BOTTOM or BOTTOMINLINE. Example: [bibleget query="2 Samuel 6:14" layoutprefs_bibleversionposition="BOTTOM"] layoutprefs_bibleversionwrap: can have a value of NONE, PARENTHESES or BRACKETS. Example: [bibleget query="Ecclesiastes 3:1-4" layoutprefs_bibleversionwrap="BRACKETS"] layoutprefs_bookchapteralignment: can have a value of LEFT, CENTER, RIGHT or JUSTIFY. Example: [bibleget query="Galatians 5:7-10" layoutprefs_bookchapteralignment="RIGHT"] layoutprefs_bookchapterposition: can have a value of TOP, BOTTOM or BOTTOMINLINE. Example: [bibleget query="Mark 13:35-37" layoutprefs_bookchapterposition="BOTTOMINLINE"] layoutprefs_bookchapterwrap: can have a value of NONE, PARENTHESES or BRACKETS. Example: [bibleget query="John 8:12" layoutprefs_bookchapterwrap="PARENTHESES"] layoutprefs_bookchapterformat: can have a value of USERLANG, BIBLELANG, USERLANGABBREV or BIBLELANGABBREV. Example: [bibleget query="Psalms 144:1-2" layoutprefs_bookchapterformat="USERLANGABBREV"] layoutprefs_bookchapterfullquery: can have a value of true or false. Example: [bibleget query="Isaiah 6:8" layoutprefs_bookchapterfullquery="true"] layoutprefs_showversenumbers: can have a value of true or false. Example: [bibleget query="1 John 2:15-17" layoutprefs_showversenumbers="false"] The style settings are customizable using the WordPress Customizer, so you can make the Bible quotes fit into the style of your own blog / WordPress website. The Bible quote block also has a number of customizable options in the block editor which allow you to set not only the style but also the layout of the elements that make up the Bible quote. BibleGet Website Subscribe to the Youtube channel! Follow on Facebook! Follow on Twitter!

Simple Attribution is just that… simple! It adds a meta box on post pages which allows bloggers to specify the name and URL of the site a sourced article originated from. Assuming both these fields are filled out, it appends the attribution link to the bottom of the post. Simple Attribution allows links to be generated in both text and image form, allowing you to customize it to the feel of your website. Natively, it includes 5 icons which can be used to identify the attribution link instead of the standard caption (which is editable through the options panel), and custom icons can be used as well. Don’t like where we put the link? You have the option to disable auto-attribution and put the link wherever you want it to display simply by adding to your template!