However, this plugin should work with WordPress v2.6 or above) Released Under: GNU General Public License v3 (see included file gnu-gpl-v3.

Rushikumar

<p>This plugin simply adds a graphical display, showing who the target demographic (i.e. audience) is. In other words,<br />
   display graphically, whether your article is geared towards Novice, Intermediate, Advanced, Experts, or Gurus Users.</p>
<h3>Short Description</h3>
<p>Allows authors to visually let the readers know the level of text (novice, intermediate, advanced, experts, or gurus)</p>
<h3>I wanna learn how to develop plugins!!</h3>
<p>Glad to know, that you would like to learn! You can actually go to the following site: [GuidesForge]<br />
   (http://www.guidesforge.com/how-to/wordpress-how-to/developing-your-first-wordpress-plugin-for-wordpress-27-a-step-by-step-guide)<br />
   As the title link suggests, you will be walked-through the steps in order to create a Plugin for WordPress 2.7.<br />
   For this particular guide I have detailed out a plugin that I wrote called “Content-Icons”. I go through each step and show exactly<br />
   how one should go about developing plugins for WordPress 2.7.</p>
<h3>Future Work</h3>
<ol>
<li>Please direct all your ‘feature requests’ at the Plugin Home Page</li>
<li>In the future version, I am planning on adding Internationalization support<br />
  So, if someone can help with translations, that would be great!</li>
<li>Also, I am planning on adding: Custom Background/Font color etc. (basically Custom CSS Options)</li>
<li>Other features… Stay Tuned! :p</li>
</ol>
<h3>Bug Reports</h3>
<p>Please direct all bug reports at the <a href="http://www.codingrush.com/project-release/readability-meter-plugin-release" rel="nofollow ugc">Project’s Home Page</a></p>


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