=== Simple Interlinear Glosses === Contributors: carbeck Tags: linguistics, conlang, interlinear, gloss, shortcode Requires at least: 2.7 Tested up to: 3.3.1 Stable tag: 2012-02-15 A simple shortcode to generate interlinear glosses as used in linguistics with CSS markup to align morpheme columns. == Description ==

This is a shortcode plugin that generates interlinear glosses as used in linguistics from an arbitrary number of lines of text in a [gloss][/gloss] block. This works basically like when you import a CSV file into a stylesheet: The first word of the first line is mapped to the first word of subsequent lines, the second word of the first line is mapped to the second word of the subsequent lines etc. You can specify a delimiting character to splice up individual lines, otherwise lines will be split at word spaces. The alignment of columns is achieved with CSS, and specifically with its floating blocks function. Since this basic functionality is hardcoded, CSS-capable RSS readers won't break your layout. A style.css file in the plugin's folder allows you to make further modifications. See the README.pdf file in the plugin's folder for further demonstrations.

== Installation == 1. Upload the `cb-gloss` folder to the `/wp-content/plugins/` directory == Frequently Asked Questions == == Screenshots == 1. Display of features of the plugin. == Changelog == = 2012-02-15 (0.2) = * 2nd release = 2012-02-14 = * FIX: Allow simple markup HTML tags in glosses: Do not recognize the sequence "<​/" as a trigger for small caps. * FIX: HTML tags also get a zero-width space (U+200B) around them now so as not to collide with the function that turns things into small caps. Support only for basic styling tags, i.e. strong, b, em, i, s, strike, u, big, small, sup, sub. (FIXME) * FIX: Process only |this|, but not | this | and don't eat the |. = 2012-02-13 (0.1) = Initial release == Upgrade Notice == Some bug fixes (See "Changelog").