Add WordPress formatted export to the tools menu. #30
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Hi, Thanks for the contribution. Have you ever considered accessing the WordPress plugin API to display your WordPress plugins' FAQs on your site? That's how I handle showing my WP plugins here: http://arconixpc.com/plugins |
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Considered it but then I lose the nice accordion formatting and advanced formatting that's available as "posts" in WordPress. |
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I develop several plugins and having to maintain two different FAQ's (one for the WordPress.org readme.txt file and one for the web site) is a pain.
This merge adds a "WordPress format" export menu to the tools menu so you can copy and paste the FAQ's from Arconix FAQ in to my plugin's readme.txt.