WordPress is based on the idea of an article being constructed of blocks of various kinds – paragraphs, lists, images etc. So a simple article would consist of a series of paragraph blocks.
Engole hooks into that idea in two ways: by adding new blocks such our citation and attribution blocks, and by modifying the way that the contents of WordPress blocks are displayed, with the use of cascading style sheets (CSS).
And this is how it’s done:
- Categories & searchingGuide to searching and categories.
- CitationsGuide to the {{sfnp}} plugin and the Zotero library.
- Convert units of measurementGuide to the {{convert}} plugin.
- Images & captionsInserting Images and captions.
- Internal links, extracts & popupsOur use of excerpts, and why they're important.
- Paragraph decorationUsing CSS classes to add features to the layout of a paragraph.
- Pull quotes & quotationsGuide to pull quotes and the [quote] plugin.
- RedirectsHow to create redirects.
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