I couldn’t find a nice FAQ plugin, so I have created one.
It is a simple FAQ plugin where you can create Categories and put Questions in them. You can easily insert them in a page with the WYSIWYG editor. Able to turn JavaScript on or off.
This plugin is designed to be easy for you and your clients. Easy for you to create a FAQ on a page, easy for the client to manage questions and categories.
Has a Dutch and English translation.
Today I have released two more plugins: Page manager and Show more pages.
Page manager allows users to order pages easily in the page overview and also add some clarity to the overview. Also includes the Show more pages plugin.
The Show more pages plugin adds a drop-down box to the page overview. With this drop-down box you or your clients can select how many pages they want to show per page in the overview. This way pages are easier to manage.
Actually, this version has one small but essential bugfix.
Getting the block and putting it in a variable didn’t work very well with the second parameter set to false, so I replaced this with get_the_block().
Thank you Torsten for noticing this.
version 1.3 (52,3 kB)
Documentation
I have just released the next version of Multiple content blocks.
There were some bugfixes and new features:
* You can now use multiple sidebars
* Added the_content filters
* Fixed the bugs with the default theme
* Posts are supported as well
* Double quote bug fixed
* HTML is better supported
I have just updated the Multiple content blocks plugin with a new feature.
In version 1.0 you could only use the_block(); on a content template (ie. page.php or [template].php). From version 1.1 you can also use the function in your (custom) header, footer and sidebar.
We’ve released our first plugin today! It is called “Multiple content blocks”. With this plug-in, you can use more than one content ‚Äúblock‚Äù on a template. You only have to insert one tag inside the template, so it‚Äôs easy to use.
You can find all the information you need on the documentation page.
