I’ve released SmartyPants 1.0, a plugin which filters the entry titles and content through SmartyPants, a typographical filter by John Gruber which does things like curly quotes and proper hyphens. This plugin uses PHP Markdown, a PHP implementation by Michel Fortin.
I recommend Habari Markdown in combination with this plugin.
Go to the SmartyPants project page to download it now.
I’ve released Footnotes 1.0, a plugin for Habari that adds, well, footnote functionality. Right now it’s pretty basic (it works, is easy to style with CSS, and did I mention, works?), but I hope to expand the feature set in future releases.
Special thanks to the WP-Footnotes plugin which inspired the concept and some of the initial features.
Go to the Footnotes project page to download it now.
Inspired by the Underscore Permalinks plugin for WordPress done by Ryan Boren, I created the equivalent for Habari. It makes use of code added in changeset 905, so make sure you’re using that revision or above.
Go to the Underscore Permalinks project page to download it.
Special thanks to Owen for the new plugin filter.
Wow, 1.0 didn’t last too long, did it. A new version of Headcode is available, with a few new additions.
Go to the Headcode page to download it.
Thanks to two recent commits to the Habari SVN repository (changesets 851 and 864), my first plugin for Habari can be released. Ladies and gentlemen, I present Headcode.
From the readme:
This plugin enables you to inject your own code into the <head> section of your template, and before the closing </body> tag in your template.
It spawned out of a list of Habari plugin ideas from H0bbel, and I thought I should start out easy to …
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