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Timestamp:
06/30/2015 10:41:39 AM (11 years ago)
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mmtechmaster
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Modified readme.txt to improve display and readability on the WordPress.org plugin site.

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  • militant-moderates-css-parent-selector-mmps/tags/1.2.0/readme.txt

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    99License URI: http://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-2.0.html
    1010
    11 Adds CSS "Parent Selector" support to your Theme. Apply your CSS Style to Parent/Sibling elements not just the Selected element.
     11MMPS adds "Parent Selector" CSS support: apply Styles to Parent elements. Add custom CSS to the website and to specific posts and pages.
    1212
    1313== Description ==
    14 Getting your Theme to look exactly right is an art form. Sometimes you need more flexibility. The Militant Moderates CSS Parent Selector (or **MMPS**) plugin gives you that flexibility.
     14Getting your Theme to look exactly right is an art form. Sometimes you need more flexibility. The Militant Moderates CSS Parent Selector (**MMPS**) plugin gives you that flexibility.
    1515
    16 MMPS adds a feature called **Parent Selectors** to standard CSS. With enhanced Parent Selector CSS Styles, you can apply desired style changes to any element in the Selector, not just the last one.
     16MMPS adds **Parent Selectors** to standard CSS. Parent Selector CSS can apply style changes to any element in the Selector, not just the last one.
    1717
    18 Parent Selectors are easy to learn too. Converting a standard CSS Selector to a Parent Selector is simply a matter of putting an exclamation mark '!' at the end of the desired Parent Element.
     18Parent Selectors are easy to learn. Convert a standard CSS Selector to a Parent Selector by putting an exclamation mark '!' at the end of the Parent Element to style.
    1919
    20 _**New in 1.2.0**: MMPS now lets you set custom CSS rules that will always be searched for Parent Selectors. You may enter both site-wide rules and rules that are specific to each post or page._
     20**New in 1.2.0**: _MMPS adds a place to enter custom CSS rules that will always be searched for Parent Selectors. Add CSS and Parent Selector style rules to the whole web site and to specific posts and pages._
    2121
    22 > Complete details are available on the **[MMPS Plugin Home Page](http://www.militantmoderates.org/mmps-quick-start/ "MMPS Quick Start")**
     22Complete details are available on the **[MMPS Plugin Home Page](http://www.militantmoderates.org/mmps-quick-start/ "MMPS Quick Start")**
    2323
    2424== Installation ==
    25 1. Extract the distribution ZIP file into the '/wp-content/plugins/' folder.
    26 1. Verify the new folder named 'militant-moderates-css-parent-selector-mmps' is created and populated.
    27 1. Activate the 'Militant Moderates CSS Parent Selector MMPS' plugin through the 'Plugins' menu in WordPress.
     25* Upload the Plugin to the '/wp-content/plugins/' directory
     26* Activate the plugin in the WP Admin Panel » Plugins
    2827
    2928== Frequently Asked Questions ==
    … …  
    3130Double-check that the **Militant Moderates CSS Parent Selector MMPS** plugin is activated using the Plugins menu in WordPress. If it is properly enabled, try testing your Style without the exclamation mark '!' modifier. Make sure the Style works and is applied to the Child element. Once you have made sure the Selector and Style rules work then put the '!' back into the Selector and try again.
    3231
     32= Can I add custom CSS to my site with MMPS? =
     33Yes. Space is provided to enter custom CSS *and* Parent Selector style rules to the entire website. Specific posts and pages may also have their own custom CSS.
     34
     35= Will MMPS recognize Parent Selectors I add to my Theme or using other custom CSS plugins? =
     36Yes. MMPS will always search within its own custom CSS rules, but it can be configured to read external stylesheets and inline CSS as well.
     37
    3338== Screenshots ==
    3439
    35 1. This screenshot shows five examples of style changes applied to the Parent Element. In this particular case the Parent is the table. The table's background color changes when the mouse hovers over cells at Row 1 : Col 1, Row 3 : Col 3, and Row 2 : Col 2. The table's background color is also changed when the mouse clicks in the cell at Row 3 : Col 1.
     401. This screenshot shows five examples of style changes applied to the Parent Element, in this case a table. The table's background color changes when the mouse `hovers` over the cells at (Row:Column) 1:1, 3:3, and 2:2. The color also changes when the mouse `clicks` in the cell at 3:1.
    3641
    37 2. The MMPS plugin settings screen allows you to add custom CSS and Parent Selector Rules to your site. The custom CSS Rules are applied to your site exactly as any other CSS Rules. However any Parent Selector Rules will also be processed by MMPS. If you have added Parent Selector Rules to other CSS sources then you can also configure MMPS to scan them as well.
     422. This screenshot shows the MMPS plugin settings screen where you add custom CSS and Parent Selector Rules to your site. The custom CSS Rules are applied to your site exactly as any other CSS Rules, however any Parent Selector Rules will also be processed by MMPS. If you have added Parent Selector Rules to other CSS sources then you can also configure MMPS to scan them as well.
    3843
    3944== Changelog ==
    4045= 1.2.0 =
     46* Added the ability to save custom CSS rules for the entire site and on a per page/post basis
     47* Added options to search external CSS files and inline CSS Styles for Parent Selector styles
     48* Massive rework under the event handling hood; switching to bind/unbind instead of on/off
     49* Handle `<a>` link elements differently because of the `:link` and `:visited` behavioral differences
     50* Added error handling around calls into the DOM that might fail under older browsers
    4151* Optimizations in run-time performance greatly increase load speed
    42 * Added the ability to save custom CSS rules for the entire site and on a per page/post basis
    43 * Added options to optionally search external CSS files and inline CSS Styles for Parent Selectors
    44 * Massive rework under the event handling hood; switching to bind/unbind instead of on/off
    45 * Handle <a> link elements differently because of the :link and :visited behavioral differences
    46 * Added error handling around calls into the DOM that might fail under older browsers
    4752
    4853= 1.1.3 =
    … …  
    8287== Upgrade Notice ==
    8388= 1.2.0 =
    84 This release is a major upgrade for MMPS. The plugin now allows entering Custom CSS rules for the entire web site as well as optional CSS for each page and post. The new Custom CSS is automatically searched for Parent Selectors, however unlike prior versions MMPS does not automatically search External CSS Stylesheet files or Inline CSS Styles. Use the MMPS Settings to include those sources if your site depends on Parent Selectors they contain.
     89This release is a major upgrade for MMPS. It now allows adding Custom CSS rules to the entire web site as well as for specific pages and posts. The custom CSS is always searched for Parent Selectors, however MMPS can search External CSS Stylesheets or Inline CSS Styles.

  • militant-moderates-css-parent-selector-mmps/trunk/readme.txt

    r1190002 r1190219  
    99License URI: http://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-2.0.html
    1010
    11 Adds CSS "Parent Selector" support to your Theme. Apply your CSS Style to Parent/Sibling elements not just the Selected element.
     11MMPS adds "Parent Selector" CSS support: apply Styles to Parent elements. Add custom CSS to the website and to specific posts and pages.
    1212
    1313== Description ==
    14 Getting your Theme to look exactly right is an art form. Sometimes you need more flexibility. The Militant Moderates CSS Parent Selector (or **MMPS**) plugin gives you that flexibility.
     14Getting your Theme to look exactly right is an art form. Sometimes you need more flexibility. The Militant Moderates CSS Parent Selector (**MMPS**) plugin gives you that flexibility.
    1515
    16 MMPS adds a feature called **Parent Selectors** to standard CSS. With enhanced Parent Selector CSS Styles, you can apply desired style changes to any element in the Selector, not just the last one.
     16MMPS adds **Parent Selectors** to standard CSS. Parent Selector CSS can apply style changes to any element in the Selector, not just the last one.
    1717
    18 Parent Selectors are easy to learn too. Converting a standard CSS Selector to a Parent Selector is simply a matter of putting an exclamation mark '!' at the end of the desired Parent Element.
     18Parent Selectors are easy to learn. Convert a standard CSS Selector to a Parent Selector by putting an exclamation mark '!' at the end of the Parent Element to style.
    1919
    20 _**New in 1.2.0**: MMPS now lets you set custom CSS rules that will always be searched for Parent Selectors. You may enter both site-wide rules and rules that are specific to each post or page._
     20**New in 1.2.0**: _MMPS adds a place to enter custom CSS rules that will always be searched for Parent Selectors. Add CSS and Parent Selector style rules to the whole web site and to specific posts and pages._
    2121
    22 > Complete details are available on the **[MMPS Plugin Home Page](http://www.militantmoderates.org/mmps-quick-start/ "MMPS Quick Start")**
     22Complete details are available on the **[MMPS Plugin Home Page](http://www.militantmoderates.org/mmps-quick-start/ "MMPS Quick Start")**
    2323
    2424== Installation ==
    25 1. Extract the distribution ZIP file into the '/wp-content/plugins/' folder.
    26 1. Verify the new folder named 'militant-moderates-css-parent-selector-mmps' is created and populated.
    27 1. Activate the 'Militant Moderates CSS Parent Selector MMPS' plugin through the 'Plugins' menu in WordPress.
     25* Upload the Plugin to the '/wp-content/plugins/' directory
     26* Activate the plugin in the WP Admin Panel » Plugins
    2827
    2928== Frequently Asked Questions ==
    … …  
    3130Double-check that the **Militant Moderates CSS Parent Selector MMPS** plugin is activated using the Plugins menu in WordPress. If it is properly enabled, try testing your Style without the exclamation mark '!' modifier. Make sure the Style works and is applied to the Child element. Once you have made sure the Selector and Style rules work then put the '!' back into the Selector and try again.
    3231
     32= Can I add custom CSS to my site with MMPS? =
     33Yes. Space is provided to enter custom CSS *and* Parent Selector style rules to the entire website. Specific posts and pages may also have their own custom CSS.
     34
     35= Will MMPS recognize Parent Selectors I add to my Theme or using other custom CSS plugins? =
     36Yes. MMPS will always search within its own custom CSS rules, but it can be configured to read external stylesheets and inline CSS as well.
     37
    3338== Screenshots ==
    3439
    35 1. This screenshot shows five examples of style changes applied to the Parent Element. In this particular case the Parent is the table. The table's background color changes when the mouse hovers over cells at Row 1 : Col 1, Row 3 : Col 3, and Row 2 : Col 2. The table's background color is also changed when the mouse clicks in the cell at Row 3 : Col 1.
     401. This screenshot shows five examples of style changes applied to the Parent Element, in this case a table. The table's background color changes when the mouse `hovers` over the cells at (Row:Column) 1:1, 3:3, and 2:2. The color also changes when the mouse `clicks` in the cell at 3:1.
    3641
    37 2. The MMPS plugin settings screen allows you to add custom CSS and Parent Selector Rules to your site. The custom CSS Rules are applied to your site exactly as any other CSS Rules. However any Parent Selector Rules will also be processed by MMPS. If you have added Parent Selector Rules to other CSS sources then you can also configure MMPS to scan them as well.
     422. This screenshot shows the MMPS plugin settings screen where you add custom CSS and Parent Selector Rules to your site. The custom CSS Rules are applied to your site exactly as any other CSS Rules, however any Parent Selector Rules will also be processed by MMPS. If you have added Parent Selector Rules to other CSS sources then you can also configure MMPS to scan them as well.
    3843
    3944== Changelog ==
    4045= 1.2.0 =
     46* Added the ability to save custom CSS rules for the entire site and on a per page/post basis
     47* Added options to search external CSS files and inline CSS Styles for Parent Selector styles
     48* Massive rework under the event handling hood; switching to bind/unbind instead of on/off
     49* Handle `<a>` link elements differently because of the `:link` and `:visited` behavioral differences
     50* Added error handling around calls into the DOM that might fail under older browsers
    4151* Optimizations in run-time performance greatly increase load speed
    42 * Added the ability to save custom CSS rules for the entire site and on a per page/post basis
    43 * Added options to optionally search external CSS files and inline CSS Styles for Parent Selectors
    44 * Massive rework under the event handling hood; switching to bind/unbind instead of on/off
    45 * Handle <a> link elements differently because of the :link and :visited behavioral differences
    46 * Added error handling around calls into the DOM that might fail under older browsers
    4752
    4853= 1.1.3 =
    … …  
    8287== Upgrade Notice ==
    8388= 1.2.0 =
    84 This release is a major upgrade for MMPS. The plugin now allows entering Custom CSS rules for the entire web site as well as optional CSS for each page and post. The new Custom CSS is automatically searched for Parent Selectors, however unlike prior versions MMPS does not automatically search External CSS Stylesheet files or Inline CSS Styles. Use the MMPS Settings to include those sources if your site depends on Parent Selectors they contain.
     89This release is a major upgrade for MMPS. It now allows adding Custom CSS rules to the entire web site as well as for specific pages and posts. The custom CSS is always searched for Parent Selectors, however MMPS can search External CSS Stylesheets or Inline CSS Styles.
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