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This plugin enables Google Transliteration in wordpress comment form. So your blog readers can leave comments in Kannada script without the need of any other input engines. This is a great step to encourage people to write comments in Kannada language in your Kannada blog. This plugin adds a transliteration controller at the top of comment form. You can change the place of Transliteration controller in plugin options page. Users can click on the transliterate switch or press Ctrl+G<\/strong> to toggle between English and Kannada input languages. Site admins can change default input language in WordPress Settings > Kannada Comment. You can see the live action of this plugin at vedasudhe.com<\/a>.<\/p>\n\n Get in touch:<\/strong><\/p>\n\n Contact the developer using his contact form<\/a> for help and support. Also, please leave him a message if you are interested in co-development of this plugin.<\/p>\n\n Transliterate control switch<\/strong> is wrapped with kncomment<\/strong> div ID and description with kncomment-text<\/strong> class. Use them in your theme to style the controller.<\/p>\n\n This plugin is tested and works well with default Twenty Eleven<\/a> theme, Twenty Ten<\/a> and Graphene<\/a> themes. It will and should work with other themes as well. If you have any compatibility issues with the other themes, please leave the developer a message with all the information you have.<\/p>\n\n\n Go to plugin options (WP-Admin --> Settings --> Kannada Comment) and set the default language to Kannada or English.<\/p><\/dd>\n No, it works with default Wordpress commenting system only. Facebook comment, disqus or any other commenting systems are not supported in this plugin.<\/p><\/dd>\n No, Transliteration is enabled only for comment form I've added an option to change the place Transliteration Controller in version 2.0. You can change it's position in plugin options page. You can move it to,<\/p>\n\n Default is Top of the comment form, before name and email fields<\/strong><\/p><\/dd>\n\n<\/dl>\n\n\n For devs,<\/p>\n\n Removed \n
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var Text_Area=document.getElementsByTagName(\"textarea\")[0].id;<\/code>. will be just using var ids = [\"comment\"];<\/code> to enable transliteration on comment form. Hope it doesn't break on hard coded comment form!.<\/p>\n\n1.1<\/h4>\n\n
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