[WordPress] 外掛分享： C9 Variables

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• 這款 WordPress 外掛「C9 Variables」是 2018-04-24 上架。
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外掛協作開發者

nitinvp |

外掛標籤

tools | modularize | productivity | reusable content | content management |

內容簡介

s.com/products/wordpress-plugins/c9-variables/" rel="nofollow ugc">C9 Variables 是一款 WordPress 外掛，可幫助內容作者管理網站上的重複內容，並讓更新更加容易。這些重複內容可能在網站的不同地方重複出現，或隨時間變化而變得更難管理。下列是一些例子：

產品或服務的功能 (您可能會需要在產品頁面和網誌文章中重複這些功能)
帶有不定期變化優惠碼連結 (這些連結可能散佈在網站各處)
內容推廣 (例如，從開發網站推廣內容到正式網站時，您可能需要更新連結以指向正式網站)

使用 C9 Variables 可以讓您將可重複使用的內容創建為變數，然後您可以引用這些變數以於其他內容中，例如網誌文章或頁面，而不需要重複輸入內容。當載入文章或頁面時，C9 Variables 會自動顯示變數最新的內容。如果需要進行更新，只需在一個地方更新變數，相關頁面或文章將在重新載入時自動更改。

以下是一些示例：

示例 1：產品功能變數

假設您想要創建可重複使用的產品功能的內容，並且要在網站的多個地方顯示，例如產品頁面、網誌文章等等。

使用 C9 Variables 創建變數，例如 ProductFeatures ，包含以下內容：html

• 建立新內容


• 修改內容


• 搜尋內容


• 刪除內容

現在，您可以使用 c9-vars-insert 短代碼從其他文章或頁面中引用此變數。例如，以下是引用 ProductFeatures 變數的網誌文章段落：html歡迎來到我們最新產品的發布，該產品提供了以下主要功能。
[c9-vars-insert name="ProductFeatures"]
相信這將極大地幫助您管理網站。 注意到您不必重複輸入功能清單。下次您添加更多工具清單時，只需更新變數 ProductFeatures ，所有使用此變數的內容都將在重新載入時獲得最新的工具清單。

示例 2：管理促銷代碼的變數

假設您經常在網站上運行促銷，您希望來自網站不同頁面和文章的連結可以提供最新的促銷代碼。此時，您可以創建一個變數以存儲促銷代碼，並從網站的其他內容中使用它。

創建一個名為 Promo Code 的變數，內容為 CLOUDNINE。
在需要訪問促銷代碼的地方引用此變數。例如：html點擊此處 以獲取您的促銷代碼。下次您需要更新促銷代碼時，只需更新 Promo Code 變數，所有引用它的連結都將動態更新。

想了解更多請參閱演示。

原文外掛簡介

As a content author, you constantly try to keep the content on your site up-to-date. The challenge increases as many a times the same content is repeated at various places on your site. Add to that the content keeps changing over time making it more difficult to keep your site up-to-date. Here are some examples.

Features of a product or service you offer (you may end up repeating these on the product page as well as blog posts)
Links with promotion codes that change from time-to-time (again the links may spread across your site)
Content promotion (such as, promoting content from development site to production site where you may need to update links to point to the production site)

C9 Variables helps in all these areas and many more. It facilitates authoring reusable content as variables. Then, you can refer to these variables from other content (such as, blog post or page) instead of repeating the content. C9 Variables will automatically show the latest content of variables when the post or page is loaded. If you need to make updates, simply update the variable in one place and the changes will be available automatically when the referring page or post is reloaded.
Here are some examples.
Example#1: Variable for Product Features
Lets say you want to create reusable content for managing your product features that you would like to show at multiple places on your site, such as, the product page, blog posts, etc.

Create a variable using C9 Variables, say ProductFeatures, with the following content.
html

• Create new content.
• Modify content.
• Search content.
• Delete content.

Now you can refer to this variable from another post or page using the c9-vars-insert shortcode. For example, here is a blog post snippet referring to the above ProductFeatures variable.
html
Welcome to the release of our latest product that offers the following key features.
[c9-vars-insert name="ProductFeatures"]
We are quite optimistic that this will help you tremendously in managing your site.
Notice how you did not have to repeat the entire list of features. Next time you add more to the feature list, you can simply update the ProductFeatures variable and all the content using this variable will get the latest feature list when reloaded.

See Demo.
Example#2: Variable for Managing Promotion Code
Lets say you constantly run promotion on your site and you have links from various pages and posts on your site that should provide the latest promotion code. You want to ensure there are no obsolete promotion links. Here, you will create a variable to store the promotion code and use it from other content on your site. For the purpose of demonstration, lets use the promotion code value as CLOUDNINE.

Create a variable, say Promo Code, with content as CLOUDNINE.
Refer to this variable wherever you would like to access the promotion code. Example
html
Click here to claim your promotion code.
Next time your promotion code changes, simply update the Promo Code variable and all references will be updated dynamically.

See Demo.
Example#3: Variable for Site
Lets say you run a development site where you author your content first and then promote to production. This site contains links to other pages on your site. When you promote this content to the production site, you want to make sure the links now refer to the production site without having to do a search and replace or other manual and error prone tasks. C9 Variables makes this task simple.

Create a variable for site, say site, with value as example-dev.local in your development site.
Create the same variable site with value as example.com in your production site.
Now, you can author links in your content hassle free using the site variable. Example
html
Click here to visit the MyCoolProduct.
/blogs
When this content is promoted to production, the links will be dynamically updated to use the production site value.

See Demo.
Example#4: Nested Variables
Yes, variables can be nested! That is, one variable can refer to another variable. In fact, a variable’s content can use shortcodes from other plugins as well. Here’s an example.

Create a variable, say Nested Content, that refers to the above ProductFeatures variable with the following content.
html
The following content is from the ProductFeatures variable.
[c9-vars-insert name=’productfeatures’]
Now, wherever Nested Content variable is used, it will automatically substitute the content with the latest value for ProductFeatures as well.

See Demo.
Example#5: Variable for Magic Button!
This is a common case of content management wherein the content is being actively developed in the development site for a particular release. The content is also published to production, but not made visible until the release date. This is accomplished by using a variable to act as a magic button!

Create a variable for magic button, say Magic Button, that uses the HTML div tag and display attribute. You can also use a version based name, such as, Magic Button V1.0. To keep the content visible on the development site, set Magic Button variable value to the following.
html