Article Category: Dictionary Plugin

The WordPress Dictionary Plugin has a drag-and-drop interface that makes controlling the way your Entries display easy. Accessing the Options On the Dictionary Settings page (found in your admin Dictionary menu) you will see a section called Display order. Usage From there you will see four selectable options: Entry typesEntryOriginRelated entries You can use your mouse to select, […]

For developers and those comfortable in dealing with CSS, you can easily customize the display of the WordPress Dictionary Plugin using the provided CSS classes. Note — Every element of the Entry also has the class: dictionary Universal Classes [css]ul.entry_type_list[/css]You can use this to control the list output of the Entry Types [css]div.entry_content[/css]The definition of the […]

You can optionally add support for comments on your Dictionary Entries. Accessing the Option To enable Comments on your Dictionary, you will need to access the Settings page (which you can find under the Dictionary admin menu option). At the bottom of this page you will find a Discussion section, with a checkbox for Comments. Usage By […]

There is an abundance of inline documentation and references available to you while you are using the Dictionary plugin. How to find it. You can access the appropriate documentation for the Dictionary Plugin by clicking the “Help” tab in the upper right hand corner of the admin screen you need help with. Included in the […]