Mô tả
If you’ve ever wanted to draw on an image or add a caption or text to your image then this is the plugin for you. Best of all it allows you to add your caption, save it, display it, then go back and edit it in different layers and objects laid on top of your image.
It extracts the text from the annotations and displays them as selectable and stylable text just below.
You can hold shift as you draw rectangles to make them perfect squares, same with the ellipse tool and circles.
Ảnh màn hình
Cài đặt
- Upload the plugin files to the
/wp-content/plugins/image-annotator
directory, or install the plugin through the WordPress plugins screen directly. - Activate the plugin through the ‘Plugins’ screen in WordPress
- Add a new annotation by going to ‘Annotations’ and then ‘Add New’ in the left hand columns of your admin panel
- Click choose image, add your annotations, and hit publish/update to save them.
- On a post or page you can use the TinyMCE shortcode button to add one of your saved annotations or use the [wpia_image id=id_here] shortcode.
Hỏi đáp
- How can I change the font in the annotations?
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Changing font sizes and colors is coming (although you can edit them in the JS files now) but you can add a custom font family by defining a font in your CSS using @font-face with the name ‘annotatorFont’ and then files from whichever font you would like.
- When are colors coming? Other fonts?
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As soon as I have time I hope to expand this plugin to allow for stroke width (border width) changes, color changes, free drawing and more. Stay updated!
Đánh giá
Không có đánh giá nào cho plugin này.
Người đóng góp & Lập trình viên
“Image Annotator” là mã nguồn mở. Những người sau đã đóng góp vào plugin này.
Những người đóng gópDịch “Image Annotator” sang ngôn ngữ của bạn.
Muốn tham gia phát triển?
Duyệt code, check out SVN repository, hoặc theo dõi nhật ký phát triển qua RSS.
Nhật ký thay đổi
1.0
- First release of plugin – many more changes to come!
Special thanks to:
Réseau BIBLIO du Centre-du-Québec, de Lanaudière et de la Mauricie (http://www.mabibliotheque.ca/centre-du-quebec-de-lanaudiere-et-de-la-mauricie/fr/index.aspx) and Desaulniers Simard (https://desaulniers-simard.com).
Everyone involved with making and contributing to FabricJS.
Everyone on Stack Overflow and other websites that answers questions and keeps the community strong!