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What Is Scripturizer?
Scripturizer is a WordPress plugin. That means if you don’t use WordPress, Scripturizer won’t mean much to you.
Currently, WordPress plugins are not available for free WordPress.com accounts. Rather, these plugins are designed for people who are hosting their own copy of the WordPress software.
What Does Scripturizer Do?
Simply put, Scripturizer automatically converts Bible references (such as Genesis 1:1) to hyperlinked Bible references (such as Genesis 1:1).
Scripturizer’s basic features include:
- No proprietary markup tags. So, you just install it and it works. You don’t have to use special tags (such as [bible]Genesis 1:1[/bible]) around Bible references.
- Multiple versions supported. To use a specific translation, simple post-fix the abbreviation for that translation to the reference, like this: Genesis 1:1 ESV; Genesis 1:1 NIV; etc.
- Support for Libronix links.
- Optional open Bible links in new windows/tabs.
- Automatically include the ESV text with a show/hide link next to references.
- Works for posts, pages, and comments.
Can you point me to the instructions for implementing the links to Libronix? Thanks!
the plugin attempts to update the existing posts, comments and pages once installed!!!
that’s not noted anywhere, and it must be, as it will alter your texts (and potentially ruin them). that is a shame. although it’s nice to have links to the bible verses, i’d never use a plugin that changes the blog contents.
btw, it blocked my wordpress once i installed and configured it.
Scripturizer doesn’t actually modify anything in the database. Everything is done per request. It is modified after each post/page/comment is pulled from the database but before it is displayed. This hurts performance, but keeps all of your posts un-altered and does not permanently modify anything. Uninstalling the plug in should return things to normal.
Now this issue about blocking your wordpress. If you could explain in more detail about what happened we can look into it.