Lowercase p Damnit
Lowercase p Damnit
The "Lowercase p Damnit" plugin ensures consistent capitalization by replacing any instance of "WordPress" with "Wordpress" in your site content. It works across post content and titles, widget text, and even Gutenberg blocks, making sure the modification is applied both on the front end and within the block editor.
Installation
- Download the plugin as a ZIP file.
- In your WordPress dashboard, go to Plugins > Add New.
- Click Upload Plugin and upload the downloaded ZIP file.
- After uploading, click Install Now and then Activate the plugin.
Alternatively, you can extract the ZIP file contents and upload them directly to the /wp-content/plugins/lowercase-p-damnit directory.
Usage
Once activated, the plugin will automatically replace every instance of "WordPress" with "Wordpress" within your post content and widget content. It works with both the Classic Editor and Gutenberg, so you’ll see the change across all editor types.
How It Works
The plugin uses a few WordPress filters to replace instances of "WordPress" in your site content:
the_content: Applies to the main post content.the_title: Applies to the text in post/page titles.widget_text: Applies to the text in widgets.render_block: Applies to each individual block in the Gutenberg editor.
These filters allow the plugin to modify content wherever it appears, maintaining consistency across your site.
Changelog
1.0.0
- Initial release.
- Replaces "WordPress" with "Wordpress" in post content, widget content, and Gutenberg block content.
License
This plugin is licensed under the GPL-2.0+ license.
Learn more about GPL-2.0+
Frequently Asked Questions
Does this plugin work with Gutenberg?
Yes, the plugin uses the render_block filter to apply changes to each block in the Gutenberg editor.
Will this affect my existing posts?
The plugin applies its changes on the fly, so it won’t modify your database. It only changes the displayed output.
Who is this plugin for?
This plugin is perfect for anyone who wants to enforce a consistent lowercase style for the word "Wordpress" throughout their website content.
Support
If you encounter any issues or have questions, feel free to reach out at https://robertdevore.com.
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Hash Verification
ZIP files downloaded via this site have an associated SHA256 hash.
Mac
On Mac, you can use the sha256 command to calculate the hash of a downloaded ZIP file. Open terminal and execute:
sha256 [filename]
Where [filename] is the name of the ZIP file. If the hash matches the one on the website, the ZIP file is genuine.
Linux
On Linux, you can use the sha256sum command to calculate the hash of a downloaded ZIP file. From a shell, execute:
sha256sum [filename]
Where [filename] is the name of the ZIP file. If the hash matches the one on the website, the ZIP file is genuine.
Github Repository
This project is located on Github in the repository robertdevore/lowercase-p-damnit.
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