pdalex

<p>This plugin creates a glossary for your WordPress powered site.<br />
It will create an additional section in the admin panel, where you can add new terms to your glossary</p>
<p>A few notes about the sections above:</p>
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<li>“Browse glossary” here you will see all terms.</li>
<li>“Add term” here you will add new term.</li>
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PdAlex Glossary

This plugin creates a glossary for your WordPress powered site.

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<p>Website-elements which are collapsable help avoiding visual noise these days and give control to the user, what they want to see. Dagon Design developed a WordPress-Plugin called “<a href="http://www.dagondesign.com/articles/expanding-text-plugin-for-wordpress" rel="nofollow ugc">Expanding Text</a>” which enables a blogger to make any part of a post collapsable. I wasn’t entirely convinced with it, so I forked my own plugin.</p>
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    Improvements compared to Expanding Text<br />
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      You can freely choose a text to be shown in front of the expand-link (default is a double-arrow), which indicates whether the part is collapsed or expanded next
    </li>
<li>
      the expand-part will expand via a jQuery-animation. This looks a lot better, than having the text just appear all of the sudden.
    </li>
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      You can add expanding text directly with a media-button in the article editor
    </li>
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Text Expander

Allows you to define areas of text that expand/collapse when clicked.

PdAlex Glossary vs Text Expander