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The Braille plugin provides a number of Braille-related services to WordPress\nwebsites and the Anthologize WordPress plugin.<\/p>\n\n
A Depending on how the plugin is configured, this will place either UTF-8\nSimBraille in the page, or the ASCII sequences used when embossing on paper.<\/p>\n\n Primarily designed for testing, different parts of a site may automatically\nbe translated into Braille.<\/p>\n\n Depending on how the plugin is configured, this will place either UTF-8\nSimBraille in the page, or the ASCII sequences used when embossing on paper.<\/p>\n\n The Braille plugin provides a Braille output type for the Anthologize\nplugin<\/a>. You may select BRL or SimBraille output.\nBRL is suitable for embossing. SimBraille produces an HTML file with UTF-8 \nencoded glyphs representing the embossed form of the characters suitable for \ndisplay in a visual interface.<\/p>\n\n **N.B.: This plugin requires\nLibLouis<\/a> installed on the same\nsystem as the WordPress site or access to a remote service providing\nLibLouis functionality. A free and public Amazon machine image is available\nwith the necessary software installed and configured.<\/a><\/p>\n\n The plugin uses LibLouis<\/a> to\ntranslate English text into Braille. You either need LibLouis installed on\nthe same machine as your WordPress installation or access to a remote\nLibLouis service such as the one provided by the \nexample remote LibLouis service<\/a>.<\/p>\n\n Go to Plugins screen and find the Braille plugin in the list OR select\nthe Braille Plugin from the list of available Settings (see the first \nscreenshot).<\/p><\/li>\n Click on the plugin to go to the configuration screen.<\/p><\/li>\n Select \"Local\" or \"Remote\" LibLouis.<\/p>\n\n If \"Local\" LibLouis, place the full path of the executable in the text\nbox (e.g., If \"Remote\" LibLouis, place the full URL of the JSON service in the\nappropriate text box (e.g., if using the example remote-liblouis service\nmentioned above, use the Select the appropriate options for which parts of the website should be\ntranslated to Braille. If you are using this plugin to provide Braille\ntranslation for Anthologize, you do not need to select anything here.<\/p><\/li>\n<\/ol>\n\n\n To add this plugin using the built-in plugin installer:<\/p>\n\n Go to Plugins > Add New.<\/p><\/li>\n Under Search<\/strong>, type in \"Braille\".<\/p><\/li>\n Select the plugin from the list offered.<\/p><\/li>\n Select Install Now<\/strong> to install the plugin.<\/p><\/li>\n A popup window will ask you to confirm you wish to install the plugin.<\/p><\/li>\n Select Proceed<\/strong> to continue with the installation.<\/p><\/li>\n If successful, click Activate Plugin<\/strong> to activate it, or Return to\nPlugin Installer<\/strong> for further actions.<\/p><\/li>\n<\/ol>\n\n To install this plugin manually:<\/p>\n\n Download the plugin archive to your desktop.<\/p><\/li>\n Extract the plugin folder to your desktop.<\/p><\/li>\n Read through the \"readme\" file to ensure you follow the installation\ninstructions.<\/p><\/li>\n Upload the plugin folder to the Go to Plugins screen and find the newly uploaded plugin in the list.<\/p><\/li>\n Select Activate Plugin<\/strong> to activate it.<\/p><\/li>\n<\/ol>\n\n\n If the plugin is configured to do so, the content of blog posts, pages, and\nother parts of the site will be translated into Braille without requiring the\nuse of the short code. Otherwise, the plugin will only provide Braille\ntranslation of text enclosed in the Braille translation requires that one of the local or remote LibLouis settings\nbe configured properly. Without the LibLouis program, the plugin can not\nprovide Braille translations.<\/p><\/dd>\n If you are not comfortable installing or running the example LibLouis remote\nservice<\/a> or\nif you aren't able to install the LibLouis\npackage<\/a> on the same\nserver as your WordPress site, you can [use a publicly available Amazon\nmachine image](https:\/\/github.com\/umd-mith\/braille\/blob\/master\/USING-REMOTE-\nLIBLOUIS-AMI.md) to create your own remote LibLouis service.<\/p><\/dd>\n\n<\/dl>\n\n\n Clarify the documentation.<\/p><\/li>\n Add link to documentation about the Amazon machine image for the LibLouis\ntranslation service.<\/p><\/li>\n<\/ul>\n\n Add note about LibLouis requirement to readme.<\/p><\/li>\n Use WordPress API for interacting with remote services when the API is\navailable.<\/p><\/li>\n Use better plugin detection method to detect Anthologize.<\/p><\/li>\n Sanitize plugin configuration settings.<\/p><\/li>\n<\/ul>\n\nbraille<\/code> short code is available for translating English text into \nBraille. For example:<\/p>\n\n[braille]Text to be translated into Braille.[\/braille]\n<\/code><\/pre>\n\nPage Part Translation<\/h4>\n\n
Integration with Anthologize<\/h4>\n\n
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\/usr\/local\/bin<\/code>).<\/p><\/li>\nbraille.json<\/code> endpoint). [Information is\navailable on using a free and public Amazon machine image to provide the\nremote LibLouis service.](https:\/\/github.com\/umd-mith\/braille\/blob\/master\n\/USING-REMOTE-LIBLOUIS-AMI.md) See the second screenshot for where the\nremote service URL is configured.<\/p><\/li>\n<\/ol><\/li>\nAutomatic Plugin Installation<\/h4>\n\n
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wp-content\/plugins<\/code> folder in your\nWordPress directory.<\/p><\/li>\n\n
braille<\/code> short code.<\/p>\n\n0.0.6<\/h4>\n\n
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