IconizeWP
Links are fun, but sometimes we don’t know where they take us. With this little CSS technique a user can identify a link by its icon.
IconizeWP allows you to add the excellent Iconize CSS directly to your wordpress installation without having to edit any template code - display icons for links based on the target’s content independent of theme across any/every wordpress page.
Simply upload the plugin directory and activate the plugin from the wordpress options and every link will show an icon depicting the target content - if a link points to a .pdf file, we show the .pdf icon after the link.
Compatibility
The CSS technique has been successfully tested with:
Firefox (Mac & PC), Camino, Safari, Opera (Mac & PC) & Internet Explorer 7 (ie6 doesn’t work).
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To Do
I would really like to examine a way of turning off icons for specific links (such as images). This is well within the scope of a wordpress plugin, as it can be scripting to ignore certain link classes, of which a user could define any number within the options. Watch this space.
Extension Examples
- .doc - .rtf
- .txt
- .xls
- .xpi (Firefox Extension)
- .rss - .atom
- .opml
- .vcard
- .exe
- .dmg - .app
- .pps
- .ical
- .jpg - .gif - .png - .bmp
- .svg - .eps
- .swf - .fla
- .css
- .mp3 - .wav - .ogg - .wma - .m4a
- .zip - .rar - .gzip - .bzip - .ace
- .ttf
- .mov - .wmv - .mp4 - .avi - .mpg
- .phps
- .torrent
e-Mail/Messaging URI Scheme Examples
Other Website Examples
Filed by Kieran at January 7th, 2008 under Uncategorized
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