• Minor interface updates
  • Quick links in plugins list
  • Added additiona support and FAQ links to admin panel
• Readme and faq update

0.8.9

• Moved JavaScript calls to the footer to improve load times.
  • You must have the wp_footer() call in your template for FLIR to work – see /wp-content/theme/default/footer.php for example.
• Updated Facelift to version 2.0b3.
  • Various improvments to rendering and speed
  • Using minified version of FLIR for improved load times
  • Additional features (not all are implement with FLIR for WordPress)
  • Bug fixes from previous versions
• Added one additional setting – Single Cache Directory option
• Updated admin panel to hide help text and provide icon to toggle

0.8.8

• Updated Facelift to version 1.2.2.
  • Corrects security vulnerability with Facelift

0.8.7.1

• Minor adjustments to work with WordPress 2.8.
• Minor changes to jQuery method to ensure compatibility with jQuery 1.3.2.

0.8.7

• Fixed typ0 in JavaScript which create issue with IE7.

0.8.6

• Fixed bug in disable for IE 6 that was also disabling for IE 7 (Thanks Zack for pointing out my stupid error)
• Change some text in the admin panel to clarify a few items.

0.8.5

• Set the tags used by the Automatic method to follow the element types as defined in the configuration
• Add checkbox to allow the use of external JavaScript libraries – jQuery, Scriptaculous and Prototype support only
• Hide Elements to Replace section when using Automatic method as Elements to Replace is not used in that case.
• Add checkbox to disable FLIR for IE6 or lower users to avoid rendering issues that sometimes occur.
• Fix the global Use FancyFonts not showing it’s activated.
• Other minor interface fixes for WordPress 2.7
• Changed internal selection methods to increase speed and reduce memory usage.

0.8.0

• Updated Facelift to 1.2 release
  • Font Collections
  • Basic Callback Functions
  • Better error handling
  • Bug in generateURL causing HTML not to be sanitized
  • Added functionality/bug fixes for “wrap” mode. Better line-height support.
  • Rewrote element replacement algorithm. You no longer need to encapsulate plain text in span elements to have it replaced. The new algo is recursive so it can replace any number of child elements. You could even run it on document.body if you wanted to!
  • Added flir-image and flir-span classnames to the elements flir creates
  • Javascript Plugin support!
  • Moved DetectImageState code from facelift.js into a Javascript plugin
  • querySelectorAll support for the browsers that support it (Safari, FF3.1 alpha)
  • Font size modifier for cSize in FLIRStyle. You can now specify a font size calculation to be applied against the CSS font size. For example, if you want the generated image to have a font size that is 140% the one you specified in your CSS you could do cSize:’*1.4′. All font sizes will then be multipled by 1.4.
  • FLIRStyle.buildURL no longer requires an HTML object to be passed
  • Hover caching problems fixed. Better hover style support.
  • JPG and GIF support! Set the “output” option in FLIRStyle. The default output option is auto. Auto will cause the generated image to be a transparent png if the element doesn’t have a background color set. Otherwise it will use GIF.
  • Hover now only works with <A> elements.
• Rewrote code for better readability and adherence to code conventions (hopefully)
• Redesigned admin interface to be more logically organized (again, hopefully)
  • Added more helpful information to the configuration text.
• Added ability to specify all elements to replace rather than just the few I had.
  • For example you can specify something like h1,h2,div#sidebar a to have your h1, h2 headers and all of the sidebar links replaced.
• Fixed deactivation routine to preserve config-flir.php during auto upgrade.
• If manually upgrading please deactivate plugin before upgrading to ensure config-flir.php is configured correctly.

0.7.7

• Updated Facelift to 1.2b3-3

0.7.6

• Updated Facelift to 1.2b3-2

0.7.5

• Added Facelift FancyFonts plugin option. FancyFonts uses ImageMagick to render fonts instaed of GD and can be useful
• Fixed the errant semi-colon issue that everybody keeps telling me about but I kept not seeing for some reason
• Added (hopefully) better text prompts to the admin panel

0.7.0

• Initialize plugin and set basic settings on install – note: the new version will overwrite your current config-flir.php
• Set all config-flir.php settings (except allowed domain and font discovery which is done by the plugin)
• Ability to flush cache on demand
• Ability to reset the entire plugin and reinitialize
• Ability to choose to have fonts automatically replaced for h1 to h5 headers or select a specific JavaScript library to use (jQuery, Prototype, Scriptaculous)
• Latest version of Facelift 1.2b2 which fixes numerous rendering issues.
• Admin panel page reloads after saving changes to reflect updates
• Reduced number of fonts that come with plugin – all fonts are freeware/open source and redistributable
• Easy addition of your own fonts – just drop in fonts folder and configure from admin panel
• Selection of what fonts to include during element font selection
• Moved additional admin includes into subdirectory
• Minor cosmetic and coding fixes

0.5.9

• Fixed issue with not running correctly when WordPress is installed in a sub-directory (i.e. http://yousite.com/personal/blog/)

0.5.5

• Removed prototype implementation in favor of jQuery, noticeable improvement in speed.
• Bug with IE in rendering header in some cases not jQuery related

0.5.0

• Added per element modes

0.4.1

• Updated Facelift to 1.2b

0.4.0

• Basic admin functionality added
• Implemented prototype in plugin for per element rendering

0.3.0

• Initial Release
• Auto redering of <h1> to <h5> only
• Using Facelift 1.1

Actionable 0.8.4 - (63 KB)

Description

Actionable allows you to create a categorized list of action items for users to check off and track.  It was originally developed for Share 350.0 – a plan for regional sustainability to help people track their actions and efforts to create a sustainable community.  You can view a demo of Actionable.

Installation

1. Extract actionable.zip to your wp-content/plugins directory.
2. In the admin panel under plugins activate Actionable.
3. View the Actionable admin panel under the Manage menu.
4. Add the text <!--actionable form--> to the page you want the plugin to appear.

At this time you must manually add categories and actions.  I am working to complete the admin panel of actionable to allow the addition of categories and actions from the admin panel.

You are able to view current actions and categories as well as some elementary statistics from the admin panel which resides under the manage menu.

Screenshots

Actionable in Action

Actionable for WordPress Demo

Frequently Asked Questions

Can you tell me how to add actions and categories?

The easiest way if to use either phpMyAdmin or mySQL GUI tools to directly edit the database.  You should look for tables called wp_actionable and wp_actionable_categories (wp_ is the default WordPress database prefix – if you have changed this look for the table names with your prefix.)  Create some categories in _actionable_categories first then create some actions in _actionable_actions assigning actionable_id in _actionable_categories to actionable_cat in _actionable_actions for the appropriate action.

The next release will allow for category and action creation from the admin panel

Can I add my own styles?

Yes, just edit the file wp-content/plugins/actionable/css/styles.css.

Changelog

0.8.3

• Updated animated collapse JavaScript to fix issue with jquery 1.3.2.
• Tested to work with WordPress 2.8.

0.8.2

• Fixed table creation bug – again
• Fixed absolute pathing – should work with blogs in subdirectories

0.8.3

• Updated animated collapse JavaScript to fix issue with jquery 1.3.2.
• Tested to work with WordPress 2.8.

0.8.2

• Fixed table creation bug – again
• Fixed absolute pathing – should work with blogs in subdirectories

0.8.0

• Initial public release

Notice

Due to the current method of adding categories and actions you acknowledge that you are using at your own risk and I am not responsible for any data loss.

The comments are now closed for Actionable.

For Actionable general support please submit a support request  though the support form. For questions, suggestions or comments please post a message in the Actionable for WordPress Forum on my site.