=== Plugin Name === Contributors: tuxlog, woodstock Donate link: http://www.tuxlog.de/ Tags: wordpress, plugin, smiley, smilies, monalisa, comments, post, edit Requires at least: 2.7 Tested up to: 2.8 Stable tag: 0.3 wp-monalisa is the plugin that smiles at you like monalisa does. place the smilies of your choice in posts, pages or comments. == Description == wp-monalisa is the plugin that smiles at you like monalisa does. place the smilies of your choice in posts, pages or comments. There are a lot plugins for smiley support out there and some of them are really useful. Most of them don't work out of the box and this is what wp-monalisa tries to achieve, giving you the ability to maintain your smilies and even turn them into img tags. it's easy and it smiles at you...what else do you want? Features: * maintain your smilies in a separate directory * activate or deactivate smilies for posts or comments * replace smilies with img tags * extend or replace wordpress smiley replacement * while edit posts or pages, pops-up in a draggable meta-box * extends your comment form to give you visitors the freedom to smile :-) Credits: Thanks go to all who support this plugin, with hints and suggestions for improvment and specially to * Michal Maciejewski, polish translation == Installation == 1. Upload the contents of the zip archive to your plugins folder, usually wp-content/plugins/`, keeping the directory structure intact (i.e. `wp-monalisa.php` should end up in `wp-content/plugins/wp-monalisa/`). 1. Activate the plugin on the plugin screen. 1. Visit the configuration page (wp-Monalisa) to configure the plugin (do not forget to check the comment forms id) 1. Optional If you would like to change the style, just edit wp-monalisa.css Update: If you update from a former version please do not forget to deactivate and actiate the plugin once, since database changes will only take effect on activation. You settings will not be deleted during deactivation. == Frequently Asked Questions == = wp-monalisa does not work with comments. What now? = Please, check and double check that the id given in the admin dialog of wp-monalisa is the correct id of the comment form textare. This can usually happen if you changed your theme. = My smilies are gone? What's wrong? = Plase check and double check the path to your smiley directory. == Screenshots == 1. wp-Monalisa admin dialog 2. wp-Monalisa in the wordpress edit dialog 3. wp-Monalisa extends the comment form 4. wp-Monalisa import thickbox dialog == History == 2009-05-17 v0.1 Initial release 2009-05-22 v0.2 added alt attribute to img tags, to produce correct xhtml, fixed german translation, added import dialog to import phpbb3 smiley packages, added space after shortcode insertion automatically extend array allowedtags when oncomment and replace options are set, improve error handling with directory a bit, added polish translation 2009-05-29 v0.3 renamed default icons with prefix wpml_ to get a more or less unique name and prevent override, modified row width of row emoticon to 25, add maxlength attribute=25 to input fields for emoticons, added screenshot for import dialog, styled admin dialog a bit more wordpress like (alternate background color for table, buttons outside the table, added checkall box)