LuckyWP

<p>The “LuckyWP Glossary” plugin implements the glossary / dictionary functionality on the website: an alphabetical list of terms with definitions for these terms. The LuckyWP Glossary uses responsive web design and provides high compatibility with WordPress themes and plugins.</p>
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<h4>Synonyms</h4>
<p>An unlimited number of synonyms can be added to each term. They are displayed in the list of terms equally with the main term and lead to the term page, which avoids the appearance of pages with the same content.</p>
<h4>Alphabetical list of terms</h4>
<p>A separate page displays a list of terms and their synonyms in alphabetical order with breakdown by letters. The list is displayed in several columns, but it uses responsive web design, which makes the page look correct on both desktops and mobile.</p>
<h4>Highly compatible with WordPress themes</h4>
<p>Thanks to responsive web design and correct integration with the theme, the glossary fits perfectly with most WordPress themes.</p>
<h4>Highly compatible with WordPress plugins</h4>
<p>When developing the plugin, the following approaches are used:</p>
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<li>terms are based on custom post type;</li>
<li>the standard WordPress page is used as the archive page;</li>
<li>to describe the term the standard WordPress editor is used.</li>
</ul>
<p>Maximum use of the standard WordPress functionality provides high compatibility with most third-party WordPress plugins extending the editor’s capabilities, SEO plugins and etc.</p>
<h4>User-friendly URL</h4>
<p>For the term page an arbitrary URL structure is configured in a similar way to the configuration of the URL for posts.</p>
<h4>Automatic placement of links to terms (<a href="https://theluckywp.com/product/glossary/" rel="nofollow ugc">premium feature</a>)</h4>
<p>The feature of automatic placement of links to the term page allows to improve the internal linking of the website, which will positively affect SEO.</p>
<p>Parameters of links placement can be changed in the plugin settings:</p>
<ul>
<li>choose in which types of posts to place links;</li>
<li>сhoose how to place links: to all occurrences of the term or only to the first.</li>
</ul>
<h4>Customized access to the terms management (<a href="https://theluckywp.com/product/glossary/" rel="nofollow ugc">premium feature</a>)</h4>
<p>The plugin settings allows to specify which roles will have access to the terms management in the WordPress control panel.</p>


LuckyWP Glossary

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The plugin implements the glossary/dictionary functionality with support of synonyms.

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<p>The <a href="http://ein.anderes-wort.de/wordpress-synonyme-plugin.php" title="synonym wordpress plugin" rel="nofollow ugc">synonym wordpress plugin</a> for wordpress 2.8+ lists an amount of (german) synonyms for the searched (german) term in the sidebar and adds a button to the visual posteditor that enables you to replace the selected term by a synonym with just a click.</p>
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<p>This widget has been developed by the Media Empire GmbH to integrate the functionality of ein.anderes-wort.de for the visitor as well as for the author and is released here in the early 0.2.1 version.</p>
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<p>By activating the plugin a widget is added automatically to the first sidebar. Only if there is the widget in the sidebar or in the footer and shown on the page, you can also see the button in the visual editor.</p>
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<p>The multi widget feature of wordpress is fully supported. But the settings for turning of Ajax is global for all instances. The default setting is, that Ajax is used to list the search results.</p>
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<p>Das <a href="http://ein.anderes-wort.de/wordpress-synonyme-plugin.php" title="Synonyme WordPress Plugin" rel="nofollow ugc">Synonyme WordPress Plugin</a> für WordPress ab Version 2.8 listet eine im Admin Panel festgelegte Anzahl an <a href="http://ein.anderes-wort.de/" rel="nofollow ugc">Synonyme</a> zu einem gesuchten Wort in einer Sidebar auf und fügt dem visuellen Beitragseditor einen Button hinzu, über den man ein Synonym zu dem aktuell selektierten Begriff auswählen kann.</p>
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<p>Dieses Widget wurde von der Media Empire GmbH entwickelt, um die Funktionalität von ein.anderes-wort.de in WordPress für den Besucher sowie den Autor zu integrieren und erscheint hier in der frühen 0.2.1 Version.</p>
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<p>Bei Aktivierung des Plugins wird automatisch das Widget zur ersten Sidebar hinzugefügt. Nur wenn sich das Widget in einer Sidebar oder im Footer befindet und auf der Seite dargestellt wird, erscheint auch der Button im visuellen Editor.</p>
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<p>Die Multiwidgetfähigkeit von WordPress wird voll unterstützt. Allerdings gilt die Einstellung, ob Ajax ausgeschaltet werden soll, gleichzeitig für alle Instanzen. Die Defaulteinstellung ist, dass Ajax zum Auflisten der Suchergebnisse verwendet wird.</p>
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ein anderes Wort Widget

The [synonym wordpress plugin](http://ein.anderes-wort.de/wordpress-synonyme-plugin.php "synonym wordpress plugin") for wordpress 2.

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