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#Google auto text expander update
#Google auto text expander series
#Google auto text expander free

Should only add a space after the expansion if you typed a space.

Fixing inconsistency with handling of trailing spaces.

Changed popup warnings when Chrome is not syncing the shortcuts properly to use a warning banner instead that is less in-your-face and still let you navigate sites without crying in frustration.

Figure out what's going on with the shortcut prefix issue.

Increase max time for shortcut detection to 10s.

Fix to let consecutive shortcuts fire even if typed without whitespace.

Adding omnibox support (use keyword 'ate' and the Tab key to trigger).

Add support for Salesforce CKEditor (thanks Fix for Zendesk (thanks Fix for Zendesk Inbox (thanks Fix for Outlook O365 OWA.Fix for missing check on CKEditor regex.Attempt to add Google Docs support (failed).Added support for React-powered input fields, should work on Facebook now, thanks to Toggle on/off from browser icon.

Better iframe support, now supporting Hangouts!.

#Google auto text expander free

Feel free to help contribute and expand on this project! Hope this is useful to someone out there would love any help optimizing and improving on it.

#Google auto text expander update

When releasing a new version, please update the following with the version number: Domain whitelist/blacklist or on/off switch.Chrome's Sync Storage (shortcuts are synced across browsers).Also, this doesn't work in Google Hangouts due to cross-origin policies.Similarly, Facebook comments is unavailable due to ReactJS's system.I can't get this to work in Google Docs due to how Docs is architected.

#Google auto text expander series

It basically keeps track of any consecutive keystrokes within 500ms or since the last space character you typed, and checks to see if the series of keystrokes matches any of a number of custom shortcuts you may have defined, and will then replace and expand the text in the field if it matches anything. This simple chrome extension uses content scripts to insert javascript into any page you're using to attach a handler to your keydown event. Keywords: chrome, extension, expander, auto, automator, replace, text, shortcut, autotext.Īnother fun side project in my spare time. To use the collapsible FAQ display types, you'll first need to create FAQ items, and then you can choose the collapsible display option.Google Chrome Extension : Auto Text Expander Then, you can add a Collapsible Content widget to the desired page on your site. To feature a list of content using the Collapsible Content widget, you'll first need to create all of the content that you'd like to feature. See the following pages for instructions:

Be careful to keep the sample HTML intact, and only replace the placeholder text. You will need to copy and paste some sample HTML, then plug in your content accordingly. To add expand/collapse text to a Content Page or a Text widget, you will need to use the HTML button in the editing toolbar.

It is highly recommended to always include the "expand all"/"collapse all" option (see below for instructions) for optimal usability.

This will help with search results (both the site search, and external search engines like Google), as well as general usability.

The "heading" text in the expand/collapse (the line of text that is clicked on to expand more content) should be as meaningful as possible in relation to the corresponding content.

Only use one set of expand/collapse items per page.

Try not to put too much of your content under expand/collapse.

It is important to use the expand/collapse functionality mindfully:

The FAQ display should only be used with "frequently asked question" content.

The Collapsible Content List widget allows you to feature a list of content (with various filter types available), which will show up automatically in expand/collapse format.

Long chunks of text on one page can be divided up using expand/collapse, on either a Content page, or in a Text widget on most content types.

You can decide which option to use based on the type of content that you're trying to feature:

With the FAQ feature, and the "collapsible" display option.

With the Collapsible Content List widget.

This can enable site visitors to more easily skim the text on a page to find what they're looking for (especially if the page has a lot of content), and can also help Site Builders feature their content in a more dynamic list.Īn example of expand/collapse text in the Site Builders Guide, added using a Text widget Best PracticesĮxpand/collapse can be added to an Open Berkeley site in four different ways: Expand/collapse text allows site visitors to click on a line of text, which then expands to show additional corresponding text.