=== Google Doc-Style Editorial Commenting for WordPress ===
Plugin Name: Google Doc-Style Editorial Commenting for WordPress
Plugin URI: https://plugins.svn.wordpress.org/commenting-feature
Author: theDotstore
Author URI: https://www.thedotstore.com/
Contributors: dots
Tags: Editorial, Editorial comment, collaboration, Comment, Gutenberg,Inline-comment
Requires at least: 4.1
Tested up to: 5.5.1
Stable tag: 1.0.2
License: GPLv2 or later
License URI: http://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-2.0.html
This plugin serves the commenting feature like Google Docs within the Gutenberg Editor!
== Description ==
Love the Google Docs’ commenting features and wish to have the same feature in your WordPress Gutenberg editor? Here is the plugin!
👉 Google Doc-Style Editorial Commenting for WordPress
Download Plugin > Activate > Log into WordPress backend. Got to edit screen, click, and type a comment right on the Gutenberg blocks.
You can now experience the collaborative publishing experience.
- Inline commenting on any text
- Reply to others comments
- Get email notifications for a comment activities
- Ability to Resolve (mark as done) comment
- Option to “Hide” comments to focus on publishing
- Manage all “comments activities” from one tab
- Tag and Assign comments to your team (future)
Plugin - LIVE DEMO
== 📽 How Can Users Add Comments Inside The WordPress Gutenberg Editor? ==
[youtube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rDdgh_u8oVQ]
== 💁 Key Features ==
👉 Inline comment
Add inline-comment to any text in your blog post for review by other users.
👉 Reply & resolve
Reply to a comment or close the comment thread by marking as resolved.
👉 Activity centre
Keep a tab on all the comment activities by all the users collaborating in the post/page.
👉 Email notifications
Get email notification for new comments, reply and resolve activities.
👉 Hide all comments
Temporarily hide all the comments from a click of a button for clean content editing interface.
== ➡️Live Demo ⬅️ ==
== 💁 How to use Gutenberg Block Commenting Plugin? ==
Step by step guide to commenting on a post/page in WordPress Platform.
Step 1 Install the latest WordPress version (should be 5.X or newer)
Step 2 Download, install & activate the plugin.
Step 3 Create a new or, edit an existing page/post.
Step 4 Select text to comment on.
Step 5 Open the dropdown menu and select the 'Comment' option to start commenting.
== 💁 How to add Comment in Gutenberg Block ( Follow Steps Below ) ==
Step by step guide to add a comment on a post/page in WordPress.
Step 1 Create a new, or edit an existing page/post.
Step 2 Select text from the text area.
Step 3 Select the dropdown arrow. ( Click here for screenshot)
Step 4 Select text to comment on.
Step 5 Select comment options from the dropdown and start commenting.
== Content Collaboration made easy for WordPress ==
Collaborative publishing in WordPress is not as easy as it is in Google Doc, Office 365, and other content editors.
The ability to leave "comments & suggestions" for content review is not available in the WordPress Gutenberg editor at this point.
Not having the ability to collaborate using the block editor may even be a deal-breaker for some teams that are considering WordPress.
Content publishers often used Google Docs just for the ability to give inline comments with notifications.
Google-Doc Style Editorial Commenting could be useful for organizations where multiple teams need to review content before publishing.
This plugin cuts many time-consuming steps out of that process, such as obtaining collaborators’ Gmail addresses, pasting the most recent version of the post into a document, and ultimately having to paste it all back into the editor.
== 💁 Require Environment ==
- Latest WordPress (should be 5.X or newer)
- Required PHP 5.6 above version
== 💁 Gutenberg Blocks Compatibility ==
This plugin is compatible with a range of Gutenberg blocks allowing comments to be placed across a large-section of your content.
- Paragraph Block
- List Block
- Table Block
- Headings Block
- Quote Block
- Image Block (caption)
- Gallery Block (Captions)
- Cover Block
- Audio Block (Caption)
- File Block (Filename)
- Pullquote Block
- Verse Block
- Button Block
- Media & Text
== 💁 How to Contribute to the Gutenberg Block Commenting Plugin ==
All types of contributions are most welcome.
- Fork the repository to your account (you will get this option at the top right of this page).
- Create a branch into your fork repository like development if it exists else from the master.
- Clone your fork repository to your local system.
- Write your clean code and test with PHPCS with the WordPress VIPMinimum coding standards .
- Commit your code from your local system.
- Finally, click Pull Request from your fork repository.
- This GitHub article will be helpful for how to submit a pull request from the fork.
== ➡️Click here for Contribute ⬅️ ==
== 💁 Support ==
This repository is not for support. Please use it for contributions only. To get help/support, please email us at help@multidots.com
== Installation ==
This section describes how to install and activate the plugin.
e.g.
1. Upload `content-collaboration-inline-commenting` to the `/wp-content/plugins/` directory
1. Activate the plugin through the 'Plugins' menu in WordPress
== Frequently Asked Questions ==
= Q. Does this plugin support “WordPress Classic Editor”? =
Ans: No, it only works with the Gutenberg editor in WordPress.
= Q. Can I add comments in custom post types? =
Ans: Yes, you can use this plugin with custom post types as well.
= Q. Can I remove all comments from all posts/pages at once? =
Ans: No, comments can only be removed by resolving the comment thread or by deleting a single comment of a single post/page in one go. Also, deleting all the text on which comments are added, will remove all comments of that particular post/page.
= Q. How does the user role and permissions work in this plugin? =
Ans: Super Admin, Administrator and Editor can view, edit, delete, reply and resolve comments on any posts and page.
Author & Contributor -- can only add, edit, delete, reply and resolve the comments on their own posts.
== Screenshots ==
1. Comment in Gutenberg Block
2. Comment Activity
3. Comment Notification
4. Comment Resolution
5. Comments Hide/Show
== Changelog ==
= 1.0.2 - 09.12.2020 =
* Fixed - Avatars are removed from comments if disabled from WordPress settings.
* Fixed - Removed link from Comment Activity area.
= 1.0.1 - 05.11.2020 =
* No comments popup removed
= 1.0.0 =
* Initial Release