Mini Manager 1.0
The WordPress plugin “Mini Manager”, written by Charlie Evans, Sr. Developer at Netconcepts, was designed for a client who wanted to manage mini blocks of HTML, then include them in posts or pages simply by using their reference name in curly braces, like so:
Examples of Use:
- Isolate tricky JavaScript or Flash code. Instead of having lines of complicated code in the content field of posts – create a miniblock of code and reference it.
- Bypass complications caused by advanced HTML within the WordPress WYSIWYG interface
- Insert an image or logo without having to create individual HTML references
It is completely free and has been released as “open source” under the GPL license. So enjoy!
Features include:
- “Manage MiniManager Blocks” form page
- Add new blocks of text
- Edit existing blocks of text
- Manage large blocks of code from one single admin
- And best of all, it’s FREE!
Installation instructions
- Upload mini-manager.php to your wp-content/plugins directory.
- Activate the plugin.
Implementation Instructions:
- Once installed, Click on the “Manage” tab
- Click on “MiniManager Blocks” tab
- Select “Create New Block” and click “Continue”
- Type in a “Reference_Name” and respective block of code
Note: the “Reference_Name” is what will be referenced in the post content field to call the block of code - Type the “Reference_Name” within curly braces { } in the content where you wish the block of code to appear.
For Example:
When you have everything configured, insert “” within a post or page where ever you want the specified code block to appear.
To manage an existing block of code:
- From the MiniManager admin page, select the “Reference_Name” you wish to edit from the drop down menu
- Click “Continue”
- Make the desired edits to the code block
- Click the “Continue” button, your block will be saved and ready to use
Feedback?
Got a bug to report? Or an enhancement to recommend? Or perhaps even some code to submit for inclusion in the next release? Great! Share your feedback by commenting to this post.
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