footnotes
Packages
Interfaces, Classes and Traits
- Admin
- Class provide all admin-specific functionality of the plugin.
- WYSIWYG
- Class providing WYSIWYG editor intergration for the plugin.
- Engine
- Class to be extended by page layout sub-classes.
- Init
- Class to initialise all defined page layouts.
- Activator
- Class providing action(s) on plugin activation.
- Config
- Class defining plugin constants.
- Convert
- Class providing variable type and value conversion functions.
- Core
- Class providing core plugin functionality.
- Deactivator
- Class providing action(s) on plugin deactivation.
- i18n
- Class providing internationalization functionality.
- Loader
- Class defining action/filter registration for the plugin.
- Settings
- Class defining configurable plugin settings.
- General
- Class provide all public-facing functionality of the plugin.
- Parser
- Searches and replaces the footnotes and generates the reference container.
- Base
- Base class to be extended by all widget sub-classes.
- Reference_Container
- Registers a Widget to put the Reference Container to the widget area.
- Settings
- Class to initialise all defined page layouts.
Table of Contents
- PLUGIN_VERSION = '2.8.0d'
- The plugin version.
- PRODUCTION_ENV = false
- The environment that the plugin is configured for.
- activate_footnotes() : void
- Handles the activation of the plugin.
- deactivate_footnotes() : void
- Handles the deactivation of the plugin.
- run_footnotes() : void
- Begins execution of the plugin.
Constants
PLUGIN_VERSION
The plugin version.
public
mixed
PLUGIN_VERSION
= '2.8.0d'
Tags
PRODUCTION_ENV
The environment that the plugin is configured for.
public
mixed
PRODUCTION_ENV
= false
This primarily affects whether minified or unminified CSS/JS files are requested.
Tags
Functions
activate_footnotes()
Handles the activation of the plugin.
activate_footnotes() : void
Tags
Return values
void —deactivate_footnotes()
Handles the deactivation of the plugin.
deactivate_footnotes() : void
Tags
Return values
void —run_footnotes()
Begins execution of the plugin.
run_footnotes() : void
Since everything within the plugin is registered via hooks, then kicking off
the plugin from this point in the file does not affect the page life cycle.
This takes place after the plugins_loaded
hook, so that other Plugins may
filter options.