footnotes

Description

Featured on wpmudev --- cheers for the review, folks!

footnotes aims to be the all-in-one solution for displaying an automatically generated list of references on your Page or Post. The Plugin ships with a set of defaults while also empowering you to control how your footnotes are being displayed.

footnotes gives you the ability to display well-formatted footnotes on your WordPress Pages and Posts — those footnotes we know from offline publishing.

Getting Started

1. Read the contributing guidelines
2. Clone this repository (git clone git@github.com:markcheret/footnotes.git)

• We recommend that you use VVV for your development environment

1. Install Composer, if you don't have it already
2. Install dependencies (composer install)
3. Create a new branch from main (git checkout -b <your-descriptive-branch-name>)
4. When you're finished, commit your changes to the remote version of your branch and submit a pull request.

Checking WP Coding Standard Compliance

1. Run PHP_CodeSniffer on the file(s) you want to check (./vendor/bin/phpcs --standard="WordPress" --colors --encoding=utf-8 -n -p <file(s)>)
2. (If applicable) run the PHP Code Beautifier and Formatter to attempt to automatically fix any errors (./vendor/bin/phpcbf --standard="WordPress" --encoding=utf-8 -p <file(s)>)

• Add the -n flag to ignore warnings (i.e., show only errors)
• Add the -s flag to show sniff codes (used for disabling errors in the code with phpcs disable:<sniff code> — MAKE SURE THAT YOU HAVE phpcs enable AT THE EARLIEST POINT POSSIBLE, and provide a justification for disabling the sniff code)
• You can run either across the entire project by adding the argument --ignore=*/vendor/* and targetting the file ./**/*.php
  • You may have to enable double-wildcards in your console first (shopt -s globstar)

Building

1. Run _tools/build-stylesheets.sh -c to concatenate stylesheets
2. Manually minify the output files in css/tmp/, saving them as .min.css files

• The intention is to replace this with automated minification, meaning that all of these steps can be rolled into a single build command.

1. Run _tools/build-stylesheets.sh -d to deploy the minified files to dist/

• this will delete any existing dist/ folder

1. Run composer run build to move over the remaining files to dist/

• Currently, the files to include in a distribution are hard-coded in _tools/build.sh
• The intention is to replace this with a proper parsing of the .distignore file

Updating Documentation

1. Install phpDocumentor
2. Run it (phpDocumentor -d . -t docs)

Testing

Unit tests are TODO.

Getting Started

1. Read the contributing guidelines
2. Clone this repository (git clone git@github.com:Rumperuu/footnotes.git)
3. Install Composer, if you don't have it already
4. Install dependencies (composer install)
5. Create a new branch from main (git checkout -b <your-descriptive-branch-name>)
6. When you're finished, commit your changes to the remote version of your branch and submit a pull request.

Updating Documentation

1. Install phpDocumentor
2. Run it (phpDocumentor -d . -t docs)

Getting Started

1. Read the contributing guidelines
2. Clone this repository (git clone git@github.com:Rumperuu/footnotes.git)
3. Install Composer, if you don't have it already
4. Install dependencies (composer install)
5. Create a new branch from main (git checkout -b <your-descriptive-branch-name>)
6. When you're finished, commit your changes to the remote version of your branch and submit a pull request.

Updating Documentation

1. Install phpDocumentor
2. Run it (phpDocumentor -d . -t docs)

Getting Started

1. Read the contributing guidelines
2. Clone this repository (git clone git@github.com:Rumperuu/footnotes.git)
3. Install Composer, if you don't have it already
4. Install dependencies (composer install)
5. Create a new branch from main (git checkout -b <your-descriptive-branch-name>)
6. When you're finished, commit your changes to the remote version of your branch and submit a pull request.

Updating Documentation

1. Install phpDocumentor
2. Run it (phpDocumentor -d . -t docs)

Main Features

• Fully customizable footnotes start and end shortcodes;
• Styled tooltips supporting hyperlinks display footnotes or a dedicated text;
• Responsive Reference Container at the end or positioned by shortcode;
• Display the footnotes Reference Container inside a Widget;
• Wide choice of numbering styles;
• Freely configurable and optional backlink symbol;
• Configure the footnotes' appearance by dashboard settings and Custom CSS style rules;
• Button in both the Visual and the Text editor to add shortcodes around selection.

Example Usage

These are a few examples of possible ways to delimit footnotes:

1. Your awesome text((with an awesome footnote))
2. Your awesome text[ref]with an awesome footnote[/ref]
3. Your awesome text<fn>with an awesome footnote</fn>
4. Your awesome textcustom-shortcodewith an awesome footnotecustom-shortcode

Where to get footnotes?

The current version is available on the WordPress.org Plugin Directory.

Acknowledgements

Huge thanks to every footnotes user, contributor, bug reporter, feature requester and fan!