Replacement plugin that uses syntax.

  • bjrnet21

    (@bjrnet21)


    1 year, 8 months ago

    I love this plugin. It has worked well on my site for years and also allows graphics to be in the footnote. Does anyone know of a replacement that uses the same <fn> xxxxxx </fn> syntax. Or do I have to do a global database replacement of <fn> and </fn> when I replace this plugin for another?

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  • inspired888

    (@inspired888)

    1 year, 7 months ago

    As you’ve touched on, doing a simple search / replace in the DB is likely the easiest way to take care of this.

    I don’t know of any Footnote plug-ins as comprehensive as this one. If you do, please let me know. But whichever plug-in you settle on, I would suggest you go with a plugin that has the exact features you need, and don’t discredit it based on the particular shortcode it uses (e.g., <fn></fn>, etc). Obviously it will need to use a shortcode approach of some kind, so you are able to do the search replace, and have it up-and-running with minimal effort.

    lovingboth

    (@lovingboth)

    1 year, 5 months ago

    The syntax I love(d) was the ((footnote)) one.

    Incredibly simple, incredibly useful.

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