BNS Inline Asides

1. 

   Sample using pre-defined aside Note (open).

2. 

   Sample using pre-defined aside Note (closed).

3. 

   Sample using pre-defined aside Rant (closed).

4. 

   Sample using pre-defined aside Rant (open).

Are there any GDPR relevant concerns when using this plugin?

We are not aware of any concerns as they pertain to the GDPR.

Why doesn’t the “Rant” type work with the “H” tags?

Not all possible combinations of existing BNS Inline Aside types have been set as defaults.
Please feel free to add the bns-inline-asides-custom-stylesheet.css option and create your own combinations …
… and let us know about them. We would be very happy to consider adding them as defaults.

How can I style the plugin output?

To add your own custom aside type styles you might consider creating a new stylesheet in this plugin’s folder using the name: bnsia-custom-types.css

The plugin will create a class name from the custom aside type you use in your shortcode. For example, [aside type="bacon"] will generate these classes you can style:

• .open-aside.bacon
• .close-aside.bacon
• .bnsia.aside.bacon
• blockquote.aside.bacon

This method can also be used to over-write the Pre-Defined Aside Types styles as the bnsia-custom-types.css file loads after the main stylesheet.

The bnsia-custom-types.css stylesheet should not be over-written by updates.

How do I use the ‘show’ and ‘hide’ parameters?

If you do not want to use the default ‘show’ and ‘hide’ parameters, you can change them to your own preference in each instance of the shortcode. If you want your aside type to be dynamically inserted into the message simply use the %s placeholder in your custom message.

Here are some examples:

• [aside type="bacon" show="Want to see my <em>%s</em>?" status="closed"]
• [aside type="soup" hide="No %s for you!"]

1.3.2

• Released July 2018
• Set return value as string (and remove forcing $element to array).

1.3.1

• Released July 2018
• Minor updates to text strings, copyright dates, and variable designation

1.3

• Released May 2015
• Added BNS Inline Asides Update Message function
• Added i18n support
• Added default and English (Canada) translation files
• Updated copyright years
• Minor code clean-up

1.2

• Released November 2014
• Added sanity checks for BNS_CUSTOM_* define statements
• Added _x i18n implementation to show and hide default messages
• Replaced BNS_Inline_Asides::replace_spaces with sanitize_html_class functionality
• Renamed BNSIA_Scripts_and_Styles to scripts_and_styles
• Updated readme.txt to note additional default types of asides

1.1

• Released May 2014
• Moved custom CSS folder location to /wp-content/bns-customs/
• Move JavaScript enqueue to footer
• Updated required version to 3.6 due to use of optional filter variable in shortcode_atts
• Updated WordPress version compatibility
• Updated copyright years

1.0.3

• Released December 2013
• Code reformatting to better reflect WordPress Coding Standards (see https://gist.github.com/Cais/8023722)
• Added functional option to put bnsia-custom-types.css in /wp-content/ folder
• Code reductions (see replace_spaces usage)
• Inline documentation updates

1.0.2

• Released August 2013
• Added new aside type: Update
• Added dynamic filter parameter to shortcode attributes

1.0.1

• Released July 2013
• Added new aside type: Correction

1.0

• Released <:3()~~~ 2013
• Added code block termination comments
• Added ‘hat.png’ image for “Hat Tip” type
• Added missing bnsia class to theme elements other than default
• Added style definitions for “Hat Tip” type
• Minor documentation improvements
• Moved stylesheet into its own directory
• Moved images into their own directory
• Moved JavaScripts into its own directory
• Refactored $bnsia_element to simply $element
• Removed direct jQuery enqueue (called as a dependency of ‘bnsia-script.js’)
• Removed unused style definitions
• Use an array of elements rather than a convoluted if statement to sort out if an accepted container is being used

0.9

• Released January 2013
• Removed Jetpack counter-measures hack
• Moved JavaScript from inline to its own enqueued file
• Implemented wp_localize_script to maintain the dynamic element

0.8.1

• Released December 2012
• Added Jetpack hack for single view conflict

0.8

• Released November 2012
• Add element shortcode attribute to allow the use of specific HTML tags
• Corrected documentation typos
• Implemented HTML tags: aside, blockquote, code, h1 through h6, pre, and q;
• Removed load_plugin_textdomain as redundant
• Removed p CSS related elements and properties
• Removed blockquote background: none property
• Updated the ‘readme’ FAQ section to reference the new functionality

0.7

• Implement OOP style class coding
• Internal documentation updates and improve code formatting
• Add Type: Footnote
• Add Type: Nota Bene (can also use the more common short-form NB)

0.6.2

• confirmed compatible with WordPress 3.4
• inline documentation updates
• added “changelog” styles

0.6

• released November 2011
• confirmed compatible with WordPress version 3.3
• added PHPDoc style documentation
• added BNS Inline Asides TextDomain i18n support
• added BNS Theme Element to set CSS element to be used
• added bnsia class (to be used as default)
• removed is_admin check from enqueue action function (not needed)
• removed ‘span’ support; going forward with block display elements only

0.5

• released June 2011
• re-wrote the enqueue stylesheets code to be more correct

0.4.1

• enqueued stylesheets
• released May 23, 2011

0.4

• verified to work with WordPress version 3.2-beta1
• re-wrote the BNSIA_PATH define statement
• re-wrote the stylesheet paths to use BNSIA_PATH
• released May 23, 2011

0.3

• verified to work with WordPress version 3.1.2
• added new parameters to allow end-user to define ‘show’ and ‘hide’ messages
• released: May 7, 2011

0.2

• add the ‘span’ element
• fix readme markup issues

0.1

• Initial Release.
• Released: February 20, 2011