Shortcode for nsfw content that doesn't load the inappropriate content from server until requested.
| Author: | Ben Irvin (profile at wordpress.org) |
| WordPress version required: | 3.0 |
| WordPress version tested: | 3.2.1 |
| Plugin version: | 0.1 |
| Added to WordPress repository: | 01-09-2011 |
| Last updated: | 01-09-2011
Warning! This plugin has not been updated in over 2 years. It may no longer be maintained or supported and may have compatibility issues when used with more recent versions of WordPress.
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| Plugin URI: | http://innerdvations.com/plugins/make-safe-fo... |
| Total downloads: | 768 |
| Active installs: | 20+ |
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Adds a shortcode for not-safe-for-work content that actually prevents loading of the inappropriate content from the server until requested by the user. Just wrap any offending content in [nsfw][/nsfw] and your post will bypass even restrictive work filters. Users can then click a link that will reload the full uncensored version of the page. By default, censored text is padded to take up roughly the same amount of space as the original content.
The first censored item in a post will be labeled "[Not Safe for Work. Click to View.]" and all censored items after that will be labeled "[NSFW]" for brevity.
If you want to force long or short forms instead of using long first and short after, just define MSFW_USE_FORM as either 'long' or 'short' in your functions.php like so: define('MSFW_USE_FORM','long');
Using pad='false' you can disable padding of censored content: [nsfw pad='false']
If you want to default padding to off, just define MSFW_PADDING as false in your functions.php: define('MSFW_PADDING',false);
Using 'type', you can choose method of censorship: [nsfw type='reload'] # Default method. Click reloads page with revealed content. [nsfw type='deleted'] # NEVER show content. Note that it still appears in areas of your sitethat don't filter shortcodes. [nsfw type='spoiler'] # content is just hidden, rollover reveals content. Actually works with images/links/different color text. [nsfw type='comment'] # content is in an html comment, nothing is displayed on site.
If you want to change the default type, just define MSFW_DEFAULT_TYPE in your functions.php: define('MSFW_DEFAULT_TYPE','spoiler');
You can change any of the text either via translation or the following way: define('MSFW_LONG_FORM','[Not Safe for Work. Click to View.]'); define('MSFW_SHORT_FORM','[NSFW]'); define('MSFW_DELETED','[redacted]'); define('MSFW_PAD_STR',' ');
This is the first release of this plugin. The following features are not currently implemented but are planned for future versions: * blacked-out area to match content size and shape exactly * blacked-out area checks and explains if there are images hidden or just text * automatic PICS-Label meta tags on posts that use [nsfw] * javascript "click to view" options