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Trademark plugin

Because the name Joomla! is protected by a copyright, the usage of the word Joomla! in most commercial text should be accompanied by a trademark (TM) sign. This plugin allows you to add a trademark for multiple words to each occurrance of that specific word on your site. Simple but adequate.

Software information

License GNU/GPL Price Free Current version 1.1 Download zip plg_trademark.zip Requirements Joomla! 1.5.15 or later
PHP 5.2.8 or later

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Installation

  1. To install this plugin, download it from the download-section on this site to your computer.
  2. Then install the ZIP file from within the Joomla! Administrator as a regular extension.
  3. Next go to the Plugin Manager to enable this content-plugin. It is listed as "Content - Trademark".

Usage

The most important parameter of the plugin tells the plugin which words should be accompanied by a trademark-sign. By default it includes the keyword Joomla! which means it will add a trademarkTM to every occurrance of the word Joomla! in regular articles. This parameter can contain a comma-separated list like this:

Joomla!, FooBar

Besides that, you can choose if only the first occurance of such a word should be marked, or if all occurances should be marked. When marking the word, a TM will be inserted after the word, but optionally you can make this TM also point to a Joomla! article of your choice where you can explain more about the trademarks.

History

  • 1.0: First release
  • 1.1: Minor bugfix to skip trademarks in anchor-tags and img-tags

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