After The Deadline, now available on comments

[Otto]

Matt asked me to add this to his blog. I liked the idea, so I made it into a plugin.

http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/atd-for-comments/

It just puts a little spellcheck button below your comments form, using After the Deadline as the backend to do the proofreading.

Thought some people might like it.

[andrea_r]

Awesome, this rocks! :D

[gautam]

You actually don't need all of atd-jquery there. You may check out my AtD/bbPress plugin, I have also compressed and combined the JS & CSS files - http://plugins-dev.bbpress.org/brows...deadline/trunk

[Otto]

You actually don't need all of atd-jquery there. You may check out my AtD/bbPress plugin, I have also compressed and combined the JS & CSS files - http://plugins-dev.bbpress.org/brows...deadline/trunk

True, but I wanted it to be easily upgradable by simply dropping in the new atd-jquery files, directly from their download. I'm not big on having to do my own processing and such to create a plugin. Simplicity generally works better, in my experience.

[D.i M.e]

You could use wp_enqueue_style for CSS file and JavaScript files can be moved to footer since I don't see a reason why they need to be in a head.

[Ryan]

I'm pretty sure this must fail validation:

<style>.AtD_proofread_button, .AtD_edit_button { margin:5px; }</style>

It should be:

<style type="text/css">.AtD_proofread_button, .AtD_edit_button { margin:5px; }</style>

It would be good if you could shunt that off into the main CSS file too rather than dumping it onto the page like that. I can see why you did it, as you are presumably trying to keep the original folder in tact for upgrade purposes, but it does lead to nasty looking inline styling in the process.