=== Simpler iPaper ===
Contributors: freddyware
Tags: documents, Scribd, iPaper, embed, Flash
Requires at least: 2.5
Tested up to: 2.6.2
Stable tag: 1.0.2

This plugin for WordPress 2.5 and above simplifies the embedding of Scribd iPaper documents in blog posts.

== Description ==

The Simpler iPaper plugin was created out of the need for a simpler way of embedding Scribd iPaper documents
in blog posts. Other existing plugins used inefficient regular patterns instead of the Shortcode API that
is standard in WordPress versions 2.5 and above. This plugin makes use of standard Shortcode syntax as well.

The plugin uses a clear and simple format:

    [ipaper id="integer" accesskey="string"]

`height="integer"` and `width="integer"` are optional parameters.

== Installation ==

Here's how to install the plugin and how to make it work.

1. Upload the `scribd-ipaper` directory to the `/wp-content/plugins/` directory
2. Activate the plugin through the 'Plugins' menu in WordPress
3. Add the shortcode to your post: `[ipaper id="document ID" accesskey="access key"]` (the height="" and width="" parameters are optional)
If you are using WordPress mu, you can place the plugin file `scribd-ipaper.php` in the `/wp-content/mu-plugins/` directory
so that the plugin is globally enabled.

== Frequently Asked Questions ==

= Is the accesskey="" parameter required? =
Yes, it is. Without the access key, Scribd will refuse to embed the document. This is not a limitation of this
plugin; Scribd enforces it for all Flash embeds.

= Can I change the default height and width? =
Yes, you can. Although there is no administration panel at the moment (we're keeping the plugin *simpler* and light),
you can edit the `scribd-ipaper.php` file and change the height and width variables there.

The default height is 600 pixels, and the default width is 450 pixels.

== Screenshots ==

1. An example use of the plugin showing the Shortcode syntax in the visual editor.
2. An example output of the plugin showing the iPaper document embedded on a blog page.