This is a test-area for plugins which maybe one day or another might become official, or that users are submitting.
Markdown Plugin by Vasily Polovnyov
This plugin allows you to use markdown in your posts. It uses php-markdown-extra, smartypants for typographic transformations and safeHTML for comments.
Just some important notes:
Markdown can process HTML as is. That’s why you don’t need to disable bbcode plugin. If you disable bbcode plugin FlatPress will not parse the bbcode anymore, and your entries will be full of square brackets.
It is safe to use markdown in comments, because plugin uses safeHTML to strip down all potentially dangerous content within HTML.
Highlight.js plugin by Vasily Polovnyov
Flatpress highlight.js integration. All js are minimized with yui compressor. Contains all original style themes.
Highlight.js highlights syntax in code examples on blogs, forums and in fact on any web pages.
It’s very easy to use because it works automatically: finds blocks of code, detects a language, highlights it.
This is not only convenient but also allows highlighting for code examples marked up with writing syntaxes like Markdown where there is no way to specify HTML class easily.
Disable bundled syntaxhighlighter plugin. Edit this two lines in plugin.highlightjs.php:
/* define languages that you actually use on your pages */ define('NEEDED_LANGUAGES', 'css html perl'); /* set theme. possible values: ascetic, dark, default, far, idea, sunburst, zenburn */ define('CSS_STYLE', 'idea');
TinyMCE plugin by NoWhereMan
Allows posts to be written with a WYSIWYG editor, TinyMCE
Read more info on this discussion
To make the plugin work correctly you have to make some changes in plugin.bbcode.php. So open it and (right at the beginning) you'll find these 3 lines of code
define('BBCODE_ESCAPE_HTML', true); –> change it to define('BBCODE_ESCAPE_HTML', false); (by doing this FP will parse HTML code in posts)
define('BBCODE_ENABLE_COMMENTS', false); –> change it to define('BBCODE_ENABLE_COMMENTS', true); (if you want bbcode to be enabled in comments)
define('BBCODE_USE_EDITOR', true); –> change it to define('BBCODE_USE_EDITOR', true); (this is the trick to make the plugin work: disable the bbcode editor!)
Remeber: DO NOT DISABLE bbcode plugin, because otherwise FP will not parse the bbcode anymore, and your entries will be full of square brackets that will make the posts totally messed up! By doing this, you'll be able to use bbcode format in your WYSIWYG editor, and it will work as always…
To customize the editor refer to the official site of TinyMCE.
Emoticon plugin by NoWhereMan
Very simple emoticons plugin with no extended configuration; you just open the file and fill the details in; from a post on the forum
Read more info: on this discussion
Extended IMG Tag PlugIn by NoWhereMan
This plugin allows you to add a caption to your IMGs
Favicon plugin by NoWhereMan
Adds a global-wise (theme-independent) favicon to your blog; from a post on the forum
HeadStuff PlugIn by NoWhereMan
This plugin allows you to add arbitrary data in the <head> section of a rendered page.
SimpleTags PlugIn by Broobles
Quick port of the original WP plugin to work with FP 'strict' system :)
CommentIPBlackList PlugIn by fulk
Simple IP based blacklist plugin for blocking comments from specific IP addresses. Can be used to block some annoying posters.
FeedControl Plugin by Vasily Polovnyov and NoWhereMan
This plugin allows you to change the default RSS/Atom feed URLs to a custom URLs (FeedBurner, …)
Web statistics plugin by Mat
Fpstats is Flatpress plugin providing some statistics about visitors of a blog. Under development, but logging won't be changed (for 99%) so you can use fpstats from now to log data about visitors even though you can't see extensive statistics at the moment…