Wikipedia Preview
Enhance your website with free knowledge straight from Wikipedia! Install Wikipedia Preview, the free add-on designed to better engage your visitors and improve the user experience on your website. The Wikipedia Preview plugin provides context to your site’s visitors with content directly from Wikipedia. It allows you to add links to your content so that when your visitors click or hover on them, they see a pop-up box with information and images straight from Wikipedia. With Wikipedia Preview your visitors gain context on a topic, without ever leaving your website. Wikipedia Preview is an official plug-in designed and developed by the Wikimedia Foundation, the non-profit behind Wikipedia and other free knowledge projects. The plug-in is entirely free to download and use, in line with the Wikimedia Foundation’s mission to provide free knowledge for everyone. Benefits Rich-media content straight from Wikipedia, to give your site’s visitors the context they need, without ever having to leave your website. Always free. Available in 300 languages. Easy to set up. Adding Wikipedia Preview links is even easier than adding other hyperlinks. Leveraging the content and brand name of one of the most popular websites in the world. Features Can be set up using the same process you use to add hyperlinks to your articles or using the Gutenberg editor custom tool. Handles any link to a Wikipedia article regardless of language, lead image presence or length. Site owners can choose a specific section of an article as a preview, not limited to just the lead section. Supports dark mode option for improved readability. Works for Right-to-Left (RTL) and Left-To-Right (LTR) languages. Offers access to a built-in gallery to dive into article images. Can be disabled for any page using the post metadata sidebar. Uses Gutenberg editor custom tool to search for Wikipedia articles and visualize Wikipedia Preview for readers. How to add preview links to your site Option 1 – How to add Wikipedia Preview links using the Classic Editor: Add a Wikipedia article link to your site’s content using the same process you use to add hyperlinks to your articles. Option 2 – How to add Wikipedia Preview links using the Gutenberg/ Block Editor: Highlight the text you want to link to a Wikipedia article. Select ‘W’ – Wikipedia Preview icon from the menu. You will see a list of suggested articles. Select the one you want to link to. Wikipedia Preview will automatically turn the link into a preview of the relevant Wikipedia article. You can easily customize the preview content by selecting a specific section of the article.
wp-greet
wp-greet is a plugin for the famous WordPress blogging system, giving your users the ability to send greeting cards from your blog. Features: uses WordPress native gallery NextCellentGallery or NextGenGallery for maintainig the greeting card picture storing statistics about the sent greeting cards adding your own css control who can send cards add default subject, header and footer to the greeting cards various settings for sending the mails (SMTP, SSL, PHPMail) supports Antispam Plugins CaptCha! and Math-Comment-Spam-Protection-Plugin sign your greeting cards with your own stamp backgroundmusic for your cards supports individual terms of usage supports confirmation mail processing supports fetching the card online or sent it by mail can send cards in the future WPML certified Using HOWLER.js (https://github.com/goldfire/howler.js) Copyright (c) 2013-2018 James Simpson and GoldFire Studios, Inc. Released under the MIT License. requirements WordPress >= 4.1.x Optional: NextCellentGallery, NextGenGallery >= v1.90 update from prior v1.1 IMPORTANT: Please be sure to remove all files belonging to versions prior to v1.1 before uploading v1.1 Please be sure to remove the patched version of nggfunctions.php which was necessary to integrate wp-greet with NextGenGallery prior to version 1.1 update to v1.7 and higher IMPORTANT: Please be sure to deactivate and activate the plugin one time because the database updates will only be executed during plugin activation usage from v1.1 on 1. Create a page or posting containing the tag [wp-greet]. 1. Remember the permalink of this page/post 1. Enter the page/post number at the wp-greet admin dialog into the field Form-Post/Page and switch to your favourite gallery plugin 1. Create a page with your favourite gallery on it using the following syntax, e.g. for ngg: [gallery=1] 1. thats it, just klick on a picture on the gallery page and send it For more details see the online documentation of wp-greet. http://www.tuxlog.de/wordpress/2008/wp-greet-documentation-english/ translations wp-greet comes with english and german translations. if you would like to add a new translation, just take the file wp-greet.pot (in the wp-greet main directory) copy it to .po and edit it to add your translations (e.g. with poedit). Meanwhile a swedish, french, italians and vietnames translation was kindly build by other users. See Changelog for credits.
