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Make your site’s on-screen admin help tabs more helpful by adding custom help tabs or additional sidebar content to any screen of the WordPress Admin Dashboard’s built-in “Help” menu simply by placing help files in a special folder.
This plugin looks for files located in your current theme’s <code>admin-help/</code> folder and, based on their name, adds their content to the WordPress on-screen help menuing system. The files should be written in <a href="https://daringfireball.net/projects/markdown/" rel="nofollow ugc">markdown</a>.
You can augment any screen’s help tabs or help sidebar, including screens created by other plugins. The name of the help file determines which screen in the WordPress admin area the file’s content will be added to.
You can add help content in any language, and the plugin will automatically load the correct language file for your site. This makes translating help content easy.
For instance, if you run an English website and want to augment the built-in help provided by WordPress core or a custom plugin shown on the user’s profile editing page, add a file at <code>YOUR_THEME/admin-help/en_US/profile.md</code>, where <code>YOUR_THEME</code> is the theme folder. (For a Spanish site, add a file to <code>YOUR_THEME/admin-help/es_ES/profile.md</code>.)
The rules used by the plugin to determine which file to load on which screen are as follows:
<ul>
<li>Each help file is contained within a directory matching the <a href="https://developer.wordpress.org/reference/functions/get_locale/" rel="nofollow ugc">locale string of the WordPress installation</a>. Control the locale string by changing the WordPress language setting.</li>
<li>File names reference the <code>$action</code> and <code>$id</code> members of the <a href="https://developer.wordpress.org/reference/classes/wp_screen/" rel="nofollow ugc"><code>WP_Screen</code></a> class.</li>
<li>Files can be optionally suffixed with a numeric priority (lower numbers display first, above the content of files with larger numbers as per <code>WP_Screen</code> documentation).</li>
<li>Files can be optionally prefixed with <code>sidebar-</code> indicating that the file contains content intended for the help sidebar rather than a tab of its own.</li>
<li>The special filename <code>sidebar.md</code> is appended to the sidebar on every WordPress admin screen page where on-screen help is shown.</li>
</ul>
For plugin or theme authors
To use WP Screen Help Loader in your plugin, all you need to do is:
<pre><code>function my_plugin_add_custom_help () {
 new WP_Screen_Help_Loader(plugin_dir_path(__FILE__) . 'help');
}
add_action('admin_head', 'my_plugin_add_custom_help');
</code></pre>
Now put your localized help contents into the <code>help/YOUR_LANGUAGE</code> directory in your plugin directory. That’s it! 
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WP Screen Help Loader

Easily add custom on-screen help to the admin area of your WordPress website.

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Screen Stay Awake sends a request to your visitor’s browser asking it to keep their device’s screen on and prevent locking. This happens in the background and no user prompt is required. Screen Stay Awake is important for recipe websites and other how-to, informational websites. In these cases a visitor may go long periods without interacting with your site but still want to be able to read your content.
To accomplish this, Screen Stay Awake uses the Screen Wake Lock browser API. The request is sent on page load. Some browsers, such as iOS Safari, require the user to interact with your site prior to honoring the wake lock request. In these cases, Screen Stay Awake will also request the screen stay on after clicks, touches, and scrolls.
For information on browser support, please view the <a href="https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/WakeLock/request" rel="nofollow ugc">WakeLock: request() Documentation</a>

Screen Stay Awake

Screen Stay Awake prevents your website visitor's screen from turning off. The Screen Wake Lock API is used and no visitor prompt is required.

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