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orcas Responsive Wiki is currently the once wiki with <a href="/plugins/buddypress/" rel="nofollow ugc">buddypress</a> support ( <a href="https://www.orcas.de/wordpress-plugin/wiki/" rel="nofollow ugc">pro version needed</a> ) to get every buddypress group its own wiki.
At default our plugin allows registered users to edit wiki documents in the frontend. In addition, it is possible to set which users or roles can create or modify wiki documents. With the WYSIWYG editor you can insert and manage tables and you can insert images per drag and drop. As highlight can you input <code>wiki:</code> to get an auto complete list to insert links to other wiki pages.
You can it also use to build term overviews, dictionaries, encyclopedias, glossaries, knowledge bases and lexicons.
With orcas Responsive Wiki Pro you get additionally a revisions history.
<h3>Features</h3>
<ul>
<li>Optimized for mobile devices.</li>
<li>Editing in frontend possible.</li>
<li>Unlimited wiki pages.</li>
<li>Restrict your wiki, who can create/update wiki pages.</li>
<li>WYSIWYG editor (What You See Is What You Get), write wiki pages like a word document.</li>
<li>Insert images in your wiki with drag and drop.</li>
<li>Create and modify tables in your wiki.</li>
<li>With auto complete function after keyword <code>wiki:</code> you can insert links to other wiki pages.</li>
<li>“pinterest”-style overview.</li>
</ul>
orcas Responsive Wiki Pro Features
<ul>
<li>Buddypress group support.</li>
<li>Revisions view.</li>
</ul>
<h3>Shortcodes</h3>
<ul>
<li>[wiki_add_create_button] – Add a external button to open the create form.</li>
<li>[wiki_add_create_link] – Add a external link to open the create form.</li>
</ul>

orcas Responsive Wiki

Buddypress wiki where registered users in the frontend can edit the same document after each other.

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Files Download Delay plugin wraps file download links with customizable layout which allows you to show any kind of content. For example, while users are waiting for download, you can show them email subscription form, feedback form, related content or even ads.
Download links can be wrapped automatically based on conditions (file extension, element class) or manually using the shortcode <code>[fddwrap]<a href="path/to/file.pdf">Download</a>[/fddwrap]</code>.
Features which you can easily customize: 
* delay time in seconds before download happens, 
* text fields and html content shown to user during countdown and when timer is finished, 
* content when download is failed (e.g., when file is missing) 
* layout appearance (shadow, curved edges, colors, etc.) 
* auto-wrap options (custom list of file extensions or/and element’s class)
Suitable to wrap any type of content including documents (xlsx, docx, pdf,…), media (wav, mp3, mp4,…) or archives (zip, rar, tar.gz,…) – no limits here.
How to use:
<ol>
<li>Install the plugin and go to the settings</li>
<li>In the section Display settings replace built-in messages to any content you wish to show to your users</li>
<li>Enable auto-wrap toggle in the corresponding section, or enable timer in the Gutenberg editor (see block’s settings for “File” block) or wrap a download link using this shortcode <code>[fddwrap]link here[/fddwrap]</code>. </li>
<li>Open just edited article and click on the file download link</li>
<li>At this point should be able to see a countdown timer under the download link you just clicked</li>
</ol>

Files Download Delay


It is the most underrated plugin. It works perfectly fine.


Great plugin.

When user tries to download a file plugin adds countdown timer with a customizable layout.

orcas Responsive Wiki vs Files Download Delay