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== Timelines ==
Two recommendations;
* Cool Timeline
* Timeline Express
The free versions only offer a single timeline, but both can be installed to provide two timelines.  Cool Timeline also adds a button to TinyMCE that allows one to add 'shortcode' to a page or post.
 
== Image Zooming ==
* WP Image Zoom
After installing, a new button is available in the TinyMCE text editor that looks like a magnifying glass.  Select the image that you want to enhance with zoom capability and click the magnifying glass icon.
 
== Content from Other Sites ==
* iFrame
That's it actual name not a reference to manually configure an <iframe>.
 
Generally it is discouraged to use other site's content in this manner.  I found a good use for on several of my sites as an enhanced way of providing sources of information.
 
Additionally I found a useful tip for making an external site fit within an iframe without horizontal scrollbars.
[iframe src="<nowiki>https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lake_Cahuilla</nowiki>" style="overflow-x: hidden;"]

Latest revision as of 19:06, 15 February 2018

Timelines

Two recommendations;

  • Cool Timeline
  • Timeline Express

The free versions only offer a single timeline, but both can be installed to provide two timelines. Cool Timeline also adds a button to TinyMCE that allows one to add 'shortcode' to a page or post.

Image Zooming

  • WP Image Zoom

After installing, a new button is available in the TinyMCE text editor that looks like a magnifying glass. Select the image that you want to enhance with zoom capability and click the magnifying glass icon.

Content from Other Sites

  • iFrame

That's it actual name not a reference to manually configure an <iframe>.

Generally it is discouraged to use other site's content in this manner. I found a good use for on several of my sites as an enhanced way of providing sources of information.

Additionally I found a useful tip for making an external site fit within an iframe without horizontal scrollbars.

[iframe src="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lake_Cahuilla" style="overflow-x: hidden;"]