Introduces a button to the WordPress WYSIWYG editor that allows the use of inline quotes.
The HTML specification defines the <q> tag as the semantically correct way of presenting quotes inline in HTML. This plugin adds a button to the WYSIWYG editor to allow you to use inline quotes instead of blockquotes where appropriate.
Important: Most browsers handle the <q> tag correctly, wrapping its contents in quotation marks when rendering it. Unfortunately, Internet Explorer is the notable exception: IE7 and below don't display quotation marks, and for some reason IE8 doesn't show them in the WYSIWIG editor (but it does when you view a post). So, note that IE7 users will not see quotations marks around semantically correct inline quotes. You may want to use conditional CSS and/or Javascript to ensure cross-browser consistency.
Once installed, you will see an additional button in the editor toolbar, next to the blockquote button.
This plugin requires PHP version 5 or greater.
If you come across any bugs or have suggestions, please contact me at rayofsolaris.net.
Requires: 3.1 or higher
Compatible up to: 3.2.1
Last Updated: 2011-1-6
Downloads: 204
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