WP Scrippets

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The Scrippet format is a text format designed by John August to allow writers to input screenplay text in easy-to-write plain text and have it converted to properly styled HTML. This plugin will automatically convert plain text Scrippet to HTML, and add John August’s Scrippets CSS file into your blog. For more information on Scrippets please see http://scrippets.org Usage To include a Scrippet in your WordPress blog simply include text in the following format: [scrippet] INT. HOUSE – DAY MARY yells across the hall to FRANK. MARY Anything you want to tell me? FRANK (O.S.) I swear, honey, I don’t know how mayonnaise got in the piano. CUT TO: FRANK running out of the bathroom. FRANK (terrified) There are bees in the toliet! [/scrippet] Note: Scrippet text must be wrapped in [scrippet][/scrippet] blocks, and it must have correct line spaces between screenplay elements. You can make text bold, italic, or underlined by in the following ways: Bold Wrap the text in double asterisks (bold) or [b][/b]. Italic Wrap the text in single asterisks (italic) or [i][/i]. Underline Wrap the text in underscores (underline) or [u][/u]. Please note: text styling does not work for transitions. Sorry. Release Notes 1.5 – Fixed screenshot. 1.4 – Various bug fixes. 1.35 – Fixed bug resulting from having a character name end in “INT” (ie, VINCINT, QUINT). 1.3 – Compatibility fix for WordPress 2.8+ 1.2 – Fixed “FOREST” bug, added version number to scrippetize.php 1.1 – Added support for bold, italic, and underlined text. 1.0.2 – Fixed bug in wp-scrippets.php that prevented CSS to be added properly for blogs with different WordPress and Blog addresses. 1.0.1 – Fixed scrippetize to work with bbPress. 1.0 – Release! References http://johnaugust.com/archives/2008/scrippets-are-go http://johnaugust.com/archives/2008/scrippets-php-and-a-call-to-coders http://johnaugust.com/archives/2004/screenbox