=== Smart Quotes === Contributors: tfnab Donate link: http://ten-fingers-and-a-brain.com/donate/ Tags: smart quotes, curly quotes, curly, quotes, wptexturize Requires at least: 2.9 Tested up to: 3.6 Stable tag: 0.4 Change the quotation marks that are automatically rendered as smart or curly quotes inside your content. == Description == Change the quotation marks, that are automatically rendered as smart or curly quotes inside your content, from the default English style (“…”) to anything you like, e.g. to Croatian/Hungarian/Polish/Romanian style quotation marks („…”), Czech or German style („…“), Danish style (»…«), Finnish or Swedish style (”…”), French style (« … » – with spaces), Greek/Italian/Norwegian/Portuguese/Russian/Spanish/Swiss style («…» – without spaces), Japanese or Traditional Chinese style (「⋯」), or actually to any arbitrary character combination of your choice. Of course you can turn off curly quotes entirely by picking the so-called "dumb" quotes ("…"). == Installation == 1. Upload the entire `smart-quotes` folder to the wp-content/plugins directory 1. Activate the plugin through the 'Plugins' menu in WordPress 1. Go to the 'Writing Settings' screen where you will be able to configure your 'Smart Quotes' == Changelog == = 0.4 = * compatibility with WordPress 3.4 and 3.5 * fixed bug where stylesheet (for admin) and plugin action links did not load correctly when plugin was loaded from symlinked directory = 0.3 = * fixed bug where CSS styles for <q> element were styled incorrectly when user hadn't picked quotation marks * i18n * L10n for German (de_DE) * tested with older WordPress versions: now tagged to require 2.9 (instead of 3.2) = 0.2 = * added support for the <q> element * admin stylesheet cleanup (no longer using unit "px") * link to "Writing Settings" page on "Plugins" page = 0.1 = * initial public release == Upgrade Notice == = 0.4 = compatibility with WordPress 3.4 and 3.5 = 0.3 = bugfix release; German language file added (Deutsche Übersetzung) = 0.2 = added support for the <q> element