ludovicscribe

<h4>Allowed tags edition</h4>
<p>WordPress allows only some HTML tags in comments to prevent XSS vulnerabilities. The not allowed tags are simply deleted when a<br />
comment is posted. The allowed tags are stored in a global WordPress variable that you have to edit if you want add allowed tags.<br />
With this plugin, you can simply edit this variable and add an HTML tag or an attribute to the allowed tags list. There is no file<br />
to edit, you just have to go on the plugin configuration page and edit the allowed tags list. It’s easy and efficient !</p>
<h4>HTML tags encoding</h4>
<p>Sometimes, you may have to put HTML code in your comments to answer your visitor’s questions. In that case, you generally put<br />
your HTML code between two tags : <code>code</code> and <code>pre</code>. This plugin automatically encode HTML tags which are between <code>pre</code> and <code>code</code><br />
tags. So WordPress will not delete your HTML code and your code will be visible on the web-page.</p>
<h4>Force link’s target</h4>
<p>When your visitors put links in comments, WordPress automatically add the attribute <code>rel="nofollow</code>. It’s really usefull for your<br />
site’s SEO but you perhaps don’t want your visitors follow this links and they leave your site. With this plugin, you can choose<br />
to force <code>target</code> attribute value to <code>_blank</code> in all links of your comments. So, the links will be opened in new window, your visitors<br />
don’t leave your site and you are happy.</p>
<h4>Contribute</h4>
<p>As you can see, my English is not perfect. If you want to correct me, you are welcome !</p>
<p>You can contact me on my website or do a pull request on Github 😉</p>
<h4>Links</h4>
<p>The Github repository (if you want to contribute) : https://github.com/ludovicscribe/wordpress-html-code-comments</p>
<p>The plugin page on my website : https://ludovicscribe.fr/blog/wordpress-commentaires-html</p>


HTML Code Comments

This plugin allows to take control of the HTML code allowed in your comments.

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<p>Ever wanted to style your content differently depending on the role of the logged in user viewing your content?</p>
<p>Well now you can, simply activate the plugin and you are right to go.</p>
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LH Add Roles to Body Class

Adds the currently logged in users role (or roles) to the body class in both the front and back end.

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