Annotator
Adds inline annotations to WordPress using the Open Knowledge Foundation’s Annotator tool. Features Automatically includes the Annotator JavaScript code and its third party party dependencies (i.e. jquery.js , and json2.js ) into the currently active theme (no HTML editing needed). Offers the option
About this tool.
Adds inline annotations to WordPress using the Open Knowledge Foundation’s Annotator tool.
Features
- Automatically includes the Annotator JavaScript code and its third party party dependencies (i.e. jquery.js , and json2.js ) into the currently active theme (no HTML editing needed).
- Offers the option to configure the annotable content area from the WordPress settings page.
- Provides blog administrators with the option to decide whether to display only authenticated users’ annotations or also annotations made by anonymous users.
- Provides a rudimentary regular expressions’ based mechanism for configuring in what pages/blog sections the Annotator widget should be included.
Getting started.
- 01Upload the ‘okfn-annotator’ folder and place it into into /wp-content/plugins/ .
- 02Activate the plugin through the ‘Plugins’ menu in WordPress.
- 03Finally, sign up at AnnotateIt and fill your Account ID and Auth Token details in the Plugin settings form.