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Currently the plugin includes the Annotator on the basis of a single URL pattern defined in the settings page. This is far from being a satisfactory solution, and is not fine grained and user friendly as it should be. On the contrary, It's practically impossible to come up with a regex that matches posts belonging to one or multiple tags or categories.
For instance, if the index page for the blog posts tagged 'bar' is accessible at the URL http://blogaddress/tags/bar, this will be matched by the regex: /\/tags\/bar\/.*$/. However, there is practically no way to define a regex for matching the single URLs of the posts tagged 'bar', as these are typically generated by combining only the date and title, and not their categories or tags .
Perhaps a better approach would be to devise an inclusion mechanism based only on two criteria.
The Annotator would be automatically included for:
All blog posts belonging to the special category annotable
All blog posts having the custom fieldannotable set to true.
Finally, the annotator will not be included if a blog post belongs to the annotable category but also has the annotable custom field set to false.
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Currently the plugin includes the Annotator on the basis of a single URL pattern defined in the settings page. This is far from being a satisfactory solution, and is not fine grained and user friendly as it should be. On the contrary, It's practically impossible to come up with a regex that matches posts belonging to one or multiple tags or categories.
For instance, if the index page for the blog posts tagged 'bar' is accessible at the URL
http://blogaddress/tags/bar
, this will be matched by the regex:/\/tags\/bar\/.*$/
. However, there is practically no way to define a regex for matching the single URLs of the posts tagged 'bar', as these are typically generated by combining only the date and title, and not their categories or tags .Perhaps a better approach would be to devise an inclusion mechanism based only on two criteria.
The Annotator would be automatically included for:
Finally, the annotator will not be included if a blog post belongs to the annotable category but also has the annotable custom field set to false.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: