$Id: README.TXT,v 1.1.2.2 2009/08/29 04:08:38 rsvelko Exp $

glossify.module -- Link nodes with text to nodes with titles that are terms
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Autors

- ea.Farris -  <http://drupal.org/user/812>
- rsvelko - Radulovski Vladimir - http://segments.at/
- segments - Radulovski Ivo - http://segments.at

What It Is

See the http://drupal.org/project/glossify page for an up to date and detailed intro.
See http://segments.at/documentation-for-glossify-internal-links-auto for the whole docs.

INSTALL

- download, enable and set up via admin/settings/glossify

Sponsorship
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Development of this module was sponsored by leptree.net. (eafarris)

And from the middle of 2009 the development was
further sponsored by http://segments.at/ (rsvelko).
 

Styles of link display/ modes of bondage

Glossify has several ways to display the definitions of the terms when
found:
 

Hovertips

  This requires the hovertip.module
  <http://drupal.org/project/hovertip>, which uses jQuery to provide
  pop-up windows with terms and their definitions (titles and bodies,
  respectively).
 

Links

This style creates links that go to the node itself, as a wiki would.
 

Reference section under content

This style creates a "Terms referenced" area that lists the terms used in the content (titles) along with their definitions (bodies). This section is then placed under the body of the main content. It is themeable -- see "How to Theme It," below.
 

How to Theme It

If you wish to change the looks of the display of glossary terms and
their definitions, you have several options:

* When using the 'hovertip' style, styling of the pop-up window is
handled by the hovertip module. In addition:

    * The term is wrapped in a <span> with a class of "glossify-term".
    * The hovertip itself is created via the overrideable function
      theme_glossify_term().

* When using the 'links' style, all links have a class of
  'glossify-term' added to the anchor tag, which can be defined in CSS.
  By default, terms are italicized in glossify.css.

* When using the 'reference' style, all terms are wrapped in a <span>
  with a class of "glossify-term". By default, terms are italicized in
  glossify.css.

  In addition, the reference section itself is themeable. By default:
 
    * The entire section is wrapped in a <div id="glossify_reference">.
    * The terms and definitions are a standard HTML definition list
      (<dl><dt><dd>) hierarchy.
    * Each term is created via the overrideable function
      theme_glossify_term().
    * The section is created via the overrideable function
      theme_glossify_reference_section().