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FAQs: Search Functionality

April 11th, 2010

With the WordPress FAQs plugin, you would surely want to allow your users to search the FAQs on your site. This is possible and there are two ways of doing this. 1. Control Group Search click to enlarge When you edit an FAQs group, you can specify whether the group should have a search Continue Reading…

Banners: Settings & Configuration

February 2nd, 2010

WordPress Banners plugin settings. Other Actions On the Banners > Settings page, at the top right side of the page, you will see a “Save Settings” box with various helpful links and buttons. You’ll also find a “Quick Links” box that, when a section is selected, scrolls you to that section on the Settings page. 1. Support Clicking Continue Reading…

FAQs v1.3.5 Release Notes

January 29th, 2010

WordPress FAQs plugin v1.3.5 Release Notes ADDED: Multiple notification recipients with comma separated email addresses in ‘Configuration’. FIXED: Accordion in IE8 ADDED: FAQ icon in TinyMCE editor to insert shortcodes ADDED: DS Windows DIRECTORY_SEPARATOR constant CHANGED: Change apply_filters(‘the_content’, “”) to wpautop() UPDATED: jQuery UI Accordion library has been updated. CHANGED: Use improved menu pages CHANGED: Continue Reading…

Checkout: Languages & Translation

January 15th, 2010

You can easily translate the entire WordPress Shopping Cart plugin with all its words and phrases into your own preferred language. Current Languages Dutch (nl_NL) translation BY Steve Haemelinck. German (de_DE) translation BY Helmar Rudolph. Hungarian (hu_HU) translation BY Tamas Kulcsar. Italian (it_IT) translation BY Marco Piccinini. Romanian (ro_RO) translation BY Richard Vencu. Spanish (es_ES) Continue Reading…

Checkout: Authorize.net (AIM)

January 10th, 2010

The WordPress Shopping Cart plugin together with the Authorize.net Advanced Integration Method (AIM) will allow you to accept credit card payments through your WordPress website using Authorize.net without sending your customers away from your site and keeping them inside your WordPress shop/store at all times. Authorize.net (AIM) payment method requires an SSL certificate installed and Continue Reading…