JIncludes


- Yes
• Create common HTML snippets to include in different articles (WYSIWYG editor friendly)
• Include PHP code and dynamically output contents in place
• Attach CSS files to single articles instead of putting the CSS code for all website's pages into only one stylesheet file (improving loading time and styling simplicity)
• Attach JavaScript files to single articles, with the same benefits.
Snippets are created on a sitewide basis and included with a {{keyName params}} syntax from inside articles' text. You can choose the keyName's for the snippets you create. The use of parameters and the "block matching" option allow very powerful content elaboration.
Sorry, the problem with HTML snippets was fixed today with the release of version 0.6beta.
Please test again and report to the support forum whether the plugin now works correctly for you. Thank you!
Thank you very much - it's so simple indeed! I hope I can make it even more useful. My plans for developement are:
- getting it perfectly reliable and bug-free
- adding some kind of default snippets to include CSS, JS and maybe JDate() output straight from the article, something like {{:css /template/style.css}} so you don't need to make central snippets if you need to add a resource to one article only

