Closed simonihmig closed 10 years ago
The file extensions the plugin operates upon, which have been previously hard coded, can be overriden in the options object, to allow extensions other than .html (e.g. .php, .phtml etc.)
Thanks Simon, this is definitely a good idea.
The file extensions the plugin operates upon, which have been previously hard coded, can be overriden in the options object, to allow extensions other than .html (e.g. .php, .phtml etc.)