WRD Studio

<p>QuickDocs lets you quickly create modern, functional documentation pages that let you skip the setup and go straight to the content.</p>
<h4>Add Documentation to your Existing Website</h4>
<p>QuickDocs is a plugin, not a theme. This allows you to add documentation as a seperate section of your existing website and don’t need a new subdomain or site. Only your documentation pages use our templates.</p>
<h4>Modern Styling</h4>
<p>Our docs look beautiful out of the box, with support for organised typograhpic heirarchy, tables, lists, and code. Plus you can customise the background, font and accent colour to match your brand.</p>
<h4>Dark & Light Mode</h4>
<p>We automatically detect and enable dark-mode and allow users to manually toggle the setting. We also support reducing motion to limit animations on the page.</p>
<h4>Organised Sidebar Menu</h4>
<p>Connect your pages with a toggleable sidebar menu to navigate across your documentation. The menu can be specified per page, per topic or across all documentation easily with our inherited sidebar system.</p>
<h4>Gather User Feedback</h4>
<p>Allow users to mark pages as helpful or unhelpful easily so you can see what pages need improvement.</p>
<h4>Synax Highlighting</h4>
<p>Automatically highlight your code blocks with support for JavaScript, HTML, CSS, PHP and C-Like languages using highlight.js. You can set the language of a code block by added the class ‘lang-xxxx’.</p>
<h4>Live Search</h4>
<p>Make it easy for users to find the right documentation with our live search feature that searches documentation as you type.</p>
<h4>Back & Forward Navigation</h4>
<p>Your footer automatically chooses a next and previous page based on the sidebar menu.</p>
<h4>On Page Table of Contents</h4>
<p>See what a page covers at a glance with our auto-generated table of contents. It tracks the nearest heading as you scroll and adds anchor tags to headings so you can jump around the page.</p>
<h4>Bulk Importing</h4>
<p>Import markdown, plain text and HTML files in bulk to quickly transfer your existing documentation.</p>


QuickDocs

Quickly create modern, functional documentation without making a new site.

Lionel Pointet

<p>About this plugin</p>
<p>WordPress GPS tries to guide people throughout the WordPress admin jungle. Tell it what you want to do and let it show you the way, with the pretty WP Pointers feature.</p>
<p>Features</p>
<p>This plugin provides an admin panel with a scenario selection. It comes with some default scenarios, which will teach you for example how to:</p>
<ul>
<li>add a new post</li>
<li>add a media</li>
<li>add an user</li>
<li>…</li>
</ul>
<p>Each scenario is defined with capabilities the user must have to play it: if the user doesn’t have these capabilities, the scenario won’t be in the select box.</p>
<p>WordPress GPS is available on Github: https://github.com/lpointet/WordPress-GPS<br />
Please feel free to send me pull requests, issues, evolution requests etc.</p>
<h3>API</h3>
<p>WordPress GPS provides some hooks to plugin writers:</p>
<ul>
<li>a filter to add, remove or order the default scenarios (<em>gb_gps_default_scenarios</em>)</li>
<li>a function to create a new “pointer”: gb_gps_create_pointer</li>
<li>a single function to register a new scenario: <em>gb_gps_register_scenario</em></li>
</ul>
<p>gb_gps_create_pointer</p>
<h3>Usage</h3>
<pre><code>$pointer_config = array(
    'selector' => '#menu-posts',
    'content' => '<h3>title</h3><p>content</p>',
    'position' => array(
        'edge' => 'top',
        'align' => 'right',
    ),
);

$pointer = gb_gps_create_pointer($pointer_config);<h3>Parameters</h3>
</code></pre>
<p><strong>selector</strong><br />
    (string) The DOM selector of the element on which the pointer will be attached.<br />
      Default: ”</p>
<p><strong>content</strong><br />
    (string) The content of the pointer.<br />
      Default: ”</p>
<p><strong>position</strong><br />
    (array) An array of arguments to pass to a jQuery UI Position Widget (see the documentation: http://jqueryui.com/demos/position/#options).</p>
<p>gb_gps_register_scenario</p>
<h3>Usage</h3>
<pre><code>$args = array(
    'pointers' => $pointers,
    'label' => $label,
    'description' => $description,
    'capabilities' => array('edit_post'),
);

gb_gps_register_scenario($args);<h3>Parameters</h3>
</code></pre>
<p><strong>pointers</strong><br />
    (array) An array of GBGPS_Pointer with this structure: [ ‘hook’ => [ $pointer_obj, $pointer_obj2 ], ‘hook2’ => [ $pointer_obj3 ] ], where “hook” is typically the script’s name on the WordPress admin (‘edit.php’) or the keyword “all”.</p>
<p><strong>label</strong><br />
    (string) The scenario label, which will appear on the select box.</p>
<p><strong>description</strong><br />
    (string) The scenario description, which will appear on the admin panel.</p>
<p><strong>capabilities</strong><br />
    (array) An array of capabilities as defined by WordPress or even plugins (‘edit_post’ for example).</p>


WordPress GPS

Help people navigate through the WordPress backend thanks to the pretty WordPress Pointers.

QuickDocs vs WordPress GPS