Coralize v0.7 beta
I just uploaded a fresh version of my Coralize plugin. It’s very nearly feature complete. Here’s a list of whats updated.
- Moved almost all code into a class to clean up the namespace a bit.
- Added support for coralizing relative links and images that begin with /
- Updated RSS code to not break if gzip is enabled. Instead, it will disable conflicting features.
- Updated options page to reflect changes in RSS code behavior.
The only planned features that are still missing at this point are the template/css/js stuff, which I’m not really sure I want to include in the first stable release. I think those features may cause more problems than they solve.
March 9th, 2006 at 8:19 pm
Hi,
Great plugin, so far so good. Two things I noticed:
Would it be possible to not use the coral cache when viewing and editing your own posts? Situation: writing a post, not yet published, contains image with coralize class. On preview, the image loads from coral cache instead of local server. Is there a way to filter such that administrator never get coral cached, or, if referer contains /wp-admin/ don’t coralize?
Second: when plugin is merely activated it starts to coralize images with the coralize class. Ideally, things should only get coralized if coralization(?) is enabled, not if the plugin is enabled. This would allow turning the plugin on and off. Maybe this is a glitch (why else have the check box …)
Anyway, again great work, and thanks for sharing.
cheers
March 10th, 2006 at 6:49 pm
1) Good idea, I’ll look into it. It’s probably possible.
2) Actually, the checkbox is for automatically coralizing images regardless of the coralize class based on a white or blacklist. The coralize class works independantly of that option. I should add a checkbox for the coralize class.
March 12th, 2006 at 10:21 am
Awesome, I look forward to the next release.
Kirk