About Gridster

Description

Gridster is a WordPress plugin that makes building intuitive draggable layouts from elements spanning multiple columns. You can even dynamically resize, add and remove elements from the grid, as edit the elements content inline. You can fork Gridster at Github or tell me about your issues. General – Features manage your contents within a grid drag & drop contents as....

You can fork Gridster at Github or tell me about your issues.

General – Features

manage your contents within a grid
drag & drop contents as gridster widgets from your last posts, pages or custom post types
resize gridster widgets on the fly
use custom templates for all your gridster-widgets, or per post_type
override side wide settings for every gridster
inline edit every content loaded via your templates
images within your gridster-widgets are re-loaded on every resize of a widget, to best fit its dimensions
add gridsters by simply adding a generated shortcode, you’ll get from the gridsters post-list
this plugin recognizes your defined content width from your theme and will help you create best fitting gridsters
scripts & styles are loaded only if shortcode is really used, this saves load time
visual shortcode replacement, like you know from [gallery]-Shortcode
TinyMCE Button to add gridster layouts with user-friendly GUI
clean uninstall: all options, gridster-posts and related post-meta fields are deleted on uninstalling (not deactivation)

Templates

Adjust the HTML output of the gridster-widgets by overriding the default template from cbach-wp-gridster/views/gridster-default.php.
Just copy this file into a new created directory gridster-templates within your theme folder and change it to your needs.
Furthermore you can add different templates per post_type, when you create files like gridster-YOUR_POST_TYPE_NAME.php within these folder.

By using the later described gridster_locate_templates_from filter you are able to add more conditions to make your templates match more customized conditions.

Inline editing

With help of the Jeditable library it is possible to edit loaded content directly inside the gridster workbench.
So if you are using a post called “My grandmothers apple pie is the best”, you could adjust the text inside your gridster-widget to shorter version, ie. “best apple pie” without editing the original post.
Just add some CSS class to the wrapper element, where your title will appear.

For editing single lines of text, like titles add class="gridster_edit".
If you want to edit texts in more comfortable textarea use class="gridster_edit-area"

Have a look at the /views/gridster-default.php inside the plugin directory to get a clue.

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Filters and Hooks

You can adjust the behavior of this plugin by using following filters:

Change the get_post_types() call for usable post_types by filtering gridster_get_post_types_as_widget_blocks_args
Change final array of used post_types by modifying gridster_post_types_as_widget_blocks
Filter the list of visible / usable posts per post_type by hooking into gridster_get_posts_by_type_query_args
Adjust the naming convention for used templates by filtering gridster_locate_templates_from
Add custom CSS classes to each Gridster widget individually from a multiple select field enhanced by chosen.js, using the gridster_choose_from_custom_css_classes_for_widgets filter.
The return of your applied function should be an array() like this array( 'alignleft' => __('Align text from left'), 'alignright' => __('Align text from right'), where the array_keys are the CSS classes to apply and the values are the readable text for you or your editors.
Change the capability, which allows users to overwrite the default settings for each gridster individually by filtering gridster_overwrite_post_options_with_cap. By default “edit_theme_options” is used.

Or you can hook in your own functionality by using the following action hooks:

Do something before and/or after the shortcode ouput by using gridster_before_shortcode_render or gridster_after_shortcode_render. Both action hooks come with three additional arguments you are able to work with, the $post_id, the $title and the $widgets_html of the current gridster-post.

Have a look inside the plugin file to see, what variables you are able to use within your filter hooks.

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Many Thanks goes out to

The guys of Ducksboard and the many github Contributors for their work on gridster.js
Mika Tuupola for his work on Jeditable
Yusuke Kamiyamane for his Diagona Icons licensed under Creative Commons (Attribution 3.0 Unported)
MidTone Design for their Web Injection Icons
Dmitry Costenco for his Free Applications Icons
New Moon for their Ultimate Gnome Icons
Harvest for developing chosen.js a Javascript Plugin to make

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About Gridster

Description

General – Features

Templates

Inline editing

Arbitrary section

Filters and Hooks

Translations

Many Thanks goes out to

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Stina Gunnarsdottir

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of this plugin?

`Easy of Use`

`Features`

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`Value for Money`

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