Read Offline

Demo examples

Based on the UTF-8 sampler from the Kermit project:

• PDF
  • Cover art
  • Header and footer
  • Table of Contents
  • Watermark
  • Protected, only print enabled
• ePub
  • Cover art
  • Table of Contents
• mobi
  • Cover Art
  • Table of Contents

For full PDF font support, you must add the Read Offline Fonts add-on plugin.

Features

• Add download links to the top and bottom of a post or page (configurable in Read Offline->General Options)
• Add download links using [pdf], [epub], [mobi] and [print] shortcodes.
• You can download a PDF, ePub or mobi file containing the current post or page, or you can print the post / page.
• The download filename is based on the posts slug ($post->post_name)
• Adds meta data to the file
  • Title, Author, Date, Copyright message etc.
• PDF features (set in Read Offline->PDF)
  • Paper formats (A0 – A10, B0 – B10, C0 – C10, 4A0, 2A0, RA0 – RA4, SRA0 – SRA4, Letter, Legal, Executive, Folio, Demy and Royal)
  • Table of Contents
  • Annotations
  • Cover Page
  • Header and Footer
  • Theme or Custom CSS
  • Watermark
  • Protection
• ePub (set in Read Offline->ePub)
  • Table of Contents
  • Cover Page
  • Custom CSS
• mobi (set in Read Offline->mobi)
  • Table of Contents
  • Cover Page
• Print features (set in Read Offline->print)
  • Add print header text
  • Custom print style
• Permalink support (/read-offline/”postid”/”post-name”.”type”). I’ve written a “how-to add a permalink to your plugin” guide at soderlind.no
• Google Analytics read-offline event tracking. You can find these under Content » Events in your Google Analytics reports. Assumes you’re using the Asynchronous version of Google Analytics
• languages/read-offline.pot for easy translation.
• Support for all mPDF fonts via the Read Offline Fonts add-on plugin
• Prevent content from being added by using a wrapper with class="not-readoffline", eg: <span class="not-readoffline"> don't include this content in the PDF/ePub/mobi</span>

Credits

Read Offline is using the following libraries:

• mPDF is written by Ian Back and is released under the GNU GPL v2 license.
• PHPePub is written by Asbjorn Grandt and is released under the GNU Lesser General Public License v2.1
• phpMobi is written by Sander Kromwijk and is released under the Apache license (version 2.0)
• Admin Page Framework is written by Michael Uno and is released under the following licenses:
  • Admin Page Framework (Framework Files) MIT license
  • Admin Page Framework – Loader (WordPress Plugin) GPL v2