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JavaScriptのみで記述されたブログツール・ソフトウェアです。


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作者Kureha Hisame <kureha@gmai...>
CommiterKureha Hisame

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11 = feedblog version.4 ( http://sourceforge.jp/projects/feedblog/ )
2-feedblogはJavaScriptのみで記述されたブログツール・ソフトウェアです。ブログライクな機能を実現します。Pure-Javascriptで動作し、サーバサイド・ソフトウェア(例:Perl、PHP、Ruby)を必要としないことが特長です。[[BR]]
2+feedblogはJavaScriptのみで記述されたブログツール・ソフトウェアです。ブログライクな機能を実現します。Pure-Javascriptで動作し、サー
3+
4+バサイド・ソフトウェア(例:Perl、PHP、Ruby)を必要としないことが特長です。[[BR]]
35 [[BR]]
46 = feature
5-JavaScriptのみで動作する、ブログツール・ソフトウェア本体です。サーバサイドの技術に頼ることなく、JavaScriptのみでブログライクな機能(過去ログの切り替え、ページャ機能、直URLでのアクセス、タグによる分類機能、記事検索機能)を実現します。[[BR]]
7+JavaScriptのみで動作する、ブログツール・ソフトウェア本体です。サーバサイドの技術に頼ることなく、JavaScriptのみでブログライクな機能
8+
9+(過去ログの切り替え、ページャ機能、直URLでのアクセス、タグによる分類機能、記事検索機能)を実現します。[[BR]]
610 feedblogはデータソースにXML(Feed Atom形式)を使用しています。[[BR]]
711 本ソフトウェアのパッケージは次の通りです。[[BR]]
812 == 1.feedblog CoreScript
@@ -10,11 +14,15 @@ feedblog
1014 == 2.feedblog SearchScript
1115 feedblogの記事検索用スクリプトです。単語によるAND/OR検索と結果表示(一致箇所をマーキング)を実現します。[[BR]]
1216 == 3.feedblog GeneratorScript
13-feedblogの記事更新用スクリプトです。XML(Feed Atom形式)を容易に編集する為のWebUIを提供します。編集後は結果をテキスト形式で出力します。[[BR]]
17+feedblogの記事更新用スクリプトです。XML(Feed Atom形式)を容易に編集する為のWebUIを提供します。編集後は結果をテキスト形式で出力し
18+
19+ます。[[BR]]
1420 (※ 記事更新を行いたい場合は出力結果をUTF-8エンコードで保存し、SCP等でサーバにアップロードしてください)[[BR]]
1521 [[BR]]
1622 = Upgrade Guide
17-feedblog version.4は過去のバージョンに対し、記事・ログリストファイル(XML)はそのまま移行できますが、一部アプリケーションの設定変更が必要です。[[BR]]
23+feedblog version.4は過去のバージョンに対し、記事・ログリストファイル(XML)はそのまま移行できますが、一部アプリケーションの設定変
24+
25+更が必要です。[[BR]]
1826 [[BR]]
1927 == 設定値の変更について
2028 JavaScript内部に固定で書き込んでいた設定値を、HTML上にhiddenパラメータとして定義する必要があります。[[BR]]
@@ -53,7 +61,9 @@ version.4
5361 一部、設定値の追加があります。追加内容は以下の通りです。[[BR]]
5462 [[BR]]
5563 === feedblog_searchpageurl
56-feedblogの検索ページ(同梱内容ではsearch.htmlに相当するファイル)のURLを定義してください。設置していない場合は空白としてください。[[BR]]
64+feedblogの検索ページ(同梱内容ではsearch.htmlに相当するファイル)のURLを定義してください。設置していない場合は空白としてください。
65+
66+[[BR]]
5767 例:<input type="hidden" id="feedblog_searchpageurl" value="./search.html">[[BR]]
5868 [[BR]]
5969 == 描画エリアの変更について
@@ -75,13 +85,19 @@ version.4
7585 例:<div id="feedblog_searchform">[[BR]]
7686 [[BR]]
7787 === resultArea
78-version.4では「feedblog_resultwritearea」(検索結果件数のみ表示)と「feedblog_writearea」(検索結果の記事を表示)の二つになりました。[[BR]]
88+version.4では「feedblog_resultwritearea」(検索結果件数のみ表示)と「feedblog_writearea」(検索結果の記事を表示)の二つになりまし
89+
90+た。[[BR]]
7991 例:<div id='feedblog_resultwritearea'></div>[[BR]]
8092   <br>[[BR]]
8193   <div id="feedblog_writearea"></div>[[BR]]
8294 [[BR]]
8395 = Instructions
84-feedblogをダウンロードし、解凍したアーカイブの「js」「css」及び「xml」ディレクトリをHTTPサーバ上にアップロードしてください。その後、jQueryライブラリ及び、crypto-jsライブラリ、feedblogライブラリ(コアライブラリ→プラグイン)の順で読み込みます。以下に<head>タグ内の記載例を示します。[[BR]]
96+feedblogをダウンロードし、解凍したアーカイブの「js」「css」及び「xml」ディレクトリをHTTPサーバ上にアップロードしてください。その後
97+
98+、jQueryライブラリ及び、crypto-jsライブラリ、feedblogライブラリ(コアライブラリ→プラグイン)の順で読み込みます。以下に<head>タグ
99+
100+内の記載例を示します。[[BR]]
85101 [[BR]]
86102 <!-- css include start -->[[BR]]
87103 <link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="css/html5-doctor-reset-stylesheet.css"/>[[BR]]
@@ -102,7 +118,9 @@ feedblog
102118 feedblogの初期設定(設定・描画エリア設置)を実施します。[[BR]]
103119 HTMLファイルを用意してください。この際、charsetはUTF-8エンコードを推奨します。このHTML上に初期設定を実施します。[[BR]]
104120 [[BR]]
105-設定値について、feedblogはHTML上に記載されたhiddenパラメータとして埋め込まれた物を使用します。以下に設定値の記載例を示します。[[BR]]
121+設定値について、feedblogはHTML上に記載されたhiddenパラメータとして埋め込まれた物を使用します。以下に設定値の記載例を示します。
122+
123+[[BR]]
106124 [[BR]]
107125 <!-- feedblog settign start -->[[BR]]
108126 <input type="hidden" id="feedblog_mainpageurl" value="./index.html">[[BR]]
@@ -134,7 +152,9 @@ feedblog
134152 設定例:./search.html[[BR]]
135153 [[BR]]
136154 === feedblog_latestxml
137-記事の情報を格納した、最新のXMLファイルパスを指定します。このXMLはUTF-8キャラクタセットで作成されており、Atom Feed形式に従っている必要があります。本値は初期表示の為に使用されます。[[BR]]
155+記事の情報を格納した、最新のXMLファイルパスを指定します。このXMLはUTF-8キャラクタセットで作成されており、Atom Feed形式に従っている
156+
157+必要があります。本値は初期表示の為に使用されます。[[BR]]
138158 設定例:./xml/diary.xml[[BR]]
139159 [[BR]]
140160 === feedblog_loglistxmlurl
@@ -146,42 +166,62 @@ feedblog
146166 設定例:3[[BR]]
147167 [[BR]]
148168 === feedblog_validatemode
149-記事の本文(Atom Feed XMLの「content」要素)上に記載された改行を、改行として表示するかを示す値です。本値は「0」か「1」で設定されます。[[BR]]
150-0:content要素上の改行を改行として扱わない。(※ 改行のためには&lt;br&gt;のようにHTML改行タグをエスケープして記載されている必要がある)[[BR]]
169+記事の本文(Atom Feed XMLの「content」要素)上に記載された改行を、改行として表示するかを示す値です。本値は「0」か「1」で設定されま
170+
171+す。[[BR]]
172+0:content要素上の改行を改行として扱わない。(※ 改行のためには&lt;br&gt;のようにHTML改行タグをエスケープして記載されている必要が
173+
174+ある)[[BR]]
151175 1:content要素上の改行を改行として扱う。[[BR]]
152176 設定例:1[[BR]]
153177 [[BR]]
154178 == generator.html - feedblog_generator.js(ブログツール・更新用ソフトウェア)[[BR]]
155-本プログラムは記事の更新を容易にするためのツールです。Atom Feed XMLを直接エディタで編集する代わりに、簡単なWebUIでのXML出力機能、及び、プレビュー機能を備えます。[[BR]]
179+本プログラムは記事の更新を容易にするためのツールです。Atom Feed XMLを直接エディタで編集する代わりに、簡単なWebUIでのXML出力機能、
180+
181+及び、プレビュー機能を備えます。[[BR]]
156182 [[BR]]
157183 === feedblog_loglistxmlurl
158184 ブログの過去記事に関する情報を格納した、ログリスト用のXMLファイルパスを指定します。本値はログを選択する為に使用されます。[[BR]]
159185 設定例:./xml/loglist.xml[[BR]]
160186 [[BR]]
161187 === feedblog_inputvalidatemode
162-記事の本文(Atom Feed XMLの「content」要素)上に記載された改行を、改行として表示するかを示す値です。本値はXMLを読み取る際に使用され、「0」か「1」で設定されます。[[BR]]
163-0:content要素上の改行を改行として扱わない。(※ 改行のためには&lt;br&gt;のようにHTML改行タグをエスケープして記載されている必要がある)[[BR]]
188+記事の本文(Atom Feed XMLの「content」要素)上に記載された改行を、改行として表示するかを示す値です。本値はXMLを読み取る際に使用さ
189+
190+れ、「0」か「1」で設定されます。[[BR]]
191+0:content要素上の改行を改行として扱わない。(※ 改行のためには&lt;br&gt;のようにHTML改行タグをエスケープして記載されている必要が
192+
193+ある)[[BR]]
164194 1:content要素上の改行を改行として扱う。[[BR]]
165195 設定例:1[[BR]]
166196 [[BR]]
167197 === feedblog_outputvalidatemode
168-記事の本文(Atom Feed XMLの「content」要素)上に記載された改行を、改行として表示するかを示す値です。本値はXMLを画面に出力する際に使用され、「0」か「1」で設定されます。[[BR]]
169-0:content要素上の改行を改行として扱わない。(※ 改行のためには&lt;br&gt;のようにHTML改行タグをエスケープして記載されている必要がある)[[BR]]
198+記事の本文(Atom Feed XMLの「content」要素)上に記載された改行を、改行として表示するかを示す値です。本値はXMLを画面に出力する際に
199+
200+使用され、「0」か「1」で設定されます。[[BR]]
201+0:content要素上の改行を改行として扱わない。(※ 改行のためには&lt;br&gt;のようにHTML改行タグをエスケープして記載されている必要が
202+
203+ある)[[BR]]
170204 1:content要素上の改行を改行として扱う。[[BR]]
171205 設定例:1[[BR]]
172206 [[BR]]
173207 === feedblog_tagdefine
174-記事に付与できるタグを指定します。本値は「半角英数字のタグ本体(term)」と「識別用の文字列(label)」から構成されます。1つのタグは「term」「label」を1セットとして記載し、半角カンマで区切る物とします。複数のタグを記載する場合は「|」で区切って記載します。[[BR]]
208+記事に付与できるタグを指定します。本値は「半角英数字のタグ本体(term)」と「識別用の文字列(label)」から構成されます。1つのタグは
209+
210+「term」「label」を1セットとして記載し、半角カンマで区切る物とします。複数のタグを記載する場合は「|」で区切って記載します。[[BR]]
175211 設定例:music,音楽|game,ゲーム|program,プログラミング[[BR]]
176212 [[BR]]
177213 = XML(Atom Feed XML) Settings
178-feedblogは記事のデータソースとしてAtom Feed XMLを使用します。本規格はRFC4287(参考:http://www.futomi.com/lecture/japanese/rfc4287.html)で定義されています。ここではfeedblogで使用する要素について解説します。[[BR]]
214+feedblogは記事のデータソースとしてAtom Feed XMLを使用します。本規格はRFC4287(参考:
215+
216+http://www.futomi.com/lecture/japanese/rfc4287.html)で定義されています。ここではfeedblogで使用する要素について解説します。[[BR]]
179217 [[BR]]
180218 == entry要素
181219 記事の1単位を示す要素です。本要素の中に記事のID、更新時間、本文などが格納されます。[[BR]]
182220 [[BR]]
183221 == entry -> id要素(必須)
184-記事のIDを示す要素です。このIDは記事を唯一に識別するために、ユニークである必要があります。本値は記事の直アクセス(「このページを表示する」用リンク生成)に使用されます。[[BR]]
222+記事のIDを示す要素です。このIDは記事を唯一に識別するために、ユニークである必要があります。本値は記事の直アクセス(「このページを表
223+
224+示する」用リンク生成)に使用されます。[[BR]]
185225 [[BR]]
186226 == entry -> published要素(必須)
187227 記事の作成時間を示す要素です。本値は検索ページでの表示順ソートに使用されます。[[BR]]
@@ -199,9 +239,10 @@ feedblog
199239 記事のタグを示す要素です。本値は記事のタグとして使用され、同一タグに属する記事一覧の表示が可能です。[[BR]]
200240 [[BR]]
201241 = Tips & Tricks
202-[[BR]]
203242 == デザイン編集
204-feedblogのメニュー部分、及び、ページャ部分のレイアウトはCSSで制御されています。CSSを編集することでデザインの調整が可能です。「css/feedblog.css」ファイルを編集してください。[[BR]]
243+feedblogのメニュー部分、及び、ページャ部分のレイアウトはCSSで制御されています。CSSを編集することでデザインの調整が可能です。
244+
245+「css/feedblog.css」ファイルを編集してください。[[BR]]
205246 [[BR]]
206247 == プラグイン機能
207248 「js/plugins/feedblog.contents.js」[[BR]]
@@ -213,5 +254,7 @@ alert(options.entry.content);[[BR]]
213254 feedblogはBSDライセンスに準拠します。[[BR]]
214255 feedblogソフトウェアの配布、修正などはsourceforge.jp( http://sourceforge.jp/projects/feedblog/ )で行われています。[[BR]]
215256 = Support
216-feedblogソフトウェアの配布、修正などはsourceforge.jp( http://sourceforge.jp/projects/feedblog/ )で行われています。バグレポートの登録や要望など、歓迎いたします。[[BR]]
257+feedblogソフトウェアの配布、修正などはsourceforge.jp( http://sourceforge.jp/projects/feedblog/ )で行われています。バグレポートの
258+
259+登録や要望など、歓迎いたします。[[BR]]
217260 設置に対する疑問点や仕様については、作者のTwitterへ質問もお寄せください。( https://twitter.com/#!/atodelie )[[BR]]
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--- a/readme.txt
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@@ -1,8 +1,12 @@
11 = feedblog version.4 ( http://sourceforge.jp/projects/feedblog/ )
2-feedblogはJavaScriptのみで記述されたブログツール・ソフトウェアです。ブログライクな機能を実現します。Pure-Javascriptで動作し、サーバサイド・ソフトウェア(例:Perl、PHP、Ruby)を必要としないことが特長です。[[BR]]
2+feedblogはJavaScriptのみで記述されたブログツール・ソフトウェアです。ブログライクな機能を実現します。Pure-Javascriptで動作し、サー
3+
4+バサイド・ソフトウェア(例:Perl、PHP、Ruby)を必要としないことが特長です。[[BR]]
35 [[BR]]
46 = feature
5-JavaScriptのみで動作する、ブログツール・ソフトウェア本体です。サーバサイドの技術に頼ることなく、JavaScriptのみでブログライクな機能(過去ログの切り替え、ページャ機能、直URLでのアクセス、タグによる分類機能、記事検索機能)を実現します。[[BR]]
7+JavaScriptのみで動作する、ブログツール・ソフトウェア本体です。サーバサイドの技術に頼ることなく、JavaScriptのみでブログライクな機能
8+
9+(過去ログの切り替え、ページャ機能、直URLでのアクセス、タグによる分類機能、記事検索機能)を実現します。[[BR]]
610 feedblogはデータソースにXML(Feed Atom形式)を使用しています。[[BR]]
711 本ソフトウェアのパッケージは次の通りです。[[BR]]
812 == 1.feedblog CoreScript
@@ -10,11 +14,15 @@ feedblog
1014 == 2.feedblog SearchScript
1115 feedblogの記事検索用スクリプトです。単語によるAND/OR検索と結果表示(一致箇所をマーキング)を実現します。[[BR]]
1216 == 3.feedblog GeneratorScript
13-feedblogの記事更新用スクリプトです。XML(Feed Atom形式)を容易に編集する為のWebUIを提供します。編集後は結果をテキスト形式で出力します。[[BR]]
17+feedblogの記事更新用スクリプトです。XML(Feed Atom形式)を容易に編集する為のWebUIを提供します。編集後は結果をテキスト形式で出力し
18+
19+ます。[[BR]]
1420 (※ 記事更新を行いたい場合は出力結果をUTF-8エンコードで保存し、SCP等でサーバにアップロードしてください)[[BR]]
1521 [[BR]]
1622 = Upgrade Guide
17-feedblog version.4は過去のバージョンに対し、記事・ログリストファイル(XML)はそのまま移行できますが、一部アプリケーションの設定変更が必要です。[[BR]]
23+feedblog version.4は過去のバージョンに対し、記事・ログリストファイル(XML)はそのまま移行できますが、一部アプリケーションの設定変
24+
25+更が必要です。[[BR]]
1826 [[BR]]
1927 == 設定値の変更について
2028 JavaScript内部に固定で書き込んでいた設定値を、HTML上にhiddenパラメータとして定義する必要があります。[[BR]]
@@ -53,7 +61,9 @@ version.4
5361 一部、設定値の追加があります。追加内容は以下の通りです。[[BR]]
5462 [[BR]]
5563 === feedblog_searchpageurl
56-feedblogの検索ページ(同梱内容ではsearch.htmlに相当するファイル)のURLを定義してください。設置していない場合は空白としてください。[[BR]]
64+feedblogの検索ページ(同梱内容ではsearch.htmlに相当するファイル)のURLを定義してください。設置していない場合は空白としてください。
65+
66+[[BR]]
5767 例:<input type="hidden" id="feedblog_searchpageurl" value="./search.html">[[BR]]
5868 [[BR]]
5969 == 描画エリアの変更について
@@ -75,13 +85,19 @@ version.4
7585 例:<div id="feedblog_searchform">[[BR]]
7686 [[BR]]
7787 === resultArea
78-version.4では「feedblog_resultwritearea」(検索結果件数のみ表示)と「feedblog_writearea」(検索結果の記事を表示)の二つになりました。[[BR]]
88+version.4では「feedblog_resultwritearea」(検索結果件数のみ表示)と「feedblog_writearea」(検索結果の記事を表示)の二つになりまし
89+
90+た。[[BR]]
7991 例:<div id='feedblog_resultwritearea'></div>[[BR]]
8092   <br>[[BR]]
8193   <div id="feedblog_writearea"></div>[[BR]]
8294 [[BR]]
8395 = Instructions
84-feedblogをダウンロードし、解凍したアーカイブの「js」「css」及び「xml」ディレクトリをHTTPサーバ上にアップロードしてください。その後、jQueryライブラリ及び、crypto-jsライブラリ、feedblogライブラリ(コアライブラリ→プラグイン)の順で読み込みます。以下に<head>タグ内の記載例を示します。[[BR]]
96+feedblogをダウンロードし、解凍したアーカイブの「js」「css」及び「xml」ディレクトリをHTTPサーバ上にアップロードしてください。その後
97+
98+、jQueryライブラリ及び、crypto-jsライブラリ、feedblogライブラリ(コアライブラリ→プラグイン)の順で読み込みます。以下に<head>タグ
99+
100+内の記載例を示します。[[BR]]
85101 [[BR]]
86102 <!-- css include start -->[[BR]]
87103 <link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="css/html5-doctor-reset-stylesheet.css"/>[[BR]]
@@ -102,7 +118,9 @@ feedblog
102118 feedblogの初期設定(設定・描画エリア設置)を実施します。[[BR]]
103119 HTMLファイルを用意してください。この際、charsetはUTF-8エンコードを推奨します。このHTML上に初期設定を実施します。[[BR]]
104120 [[BR]]
105-設定値について、feedblogはHTML上に記載されたhiddenパラメータとして埋め込まれた物を使用します。以下に設定値の記載例を示します。[[BR]]
121+設定値について、feedblogはHTML上に記載されたhiddenパラメータとして埋め込まれた物を使用します。以下に設定値の記載例を示します。
122+
123+[[BR]]
106124 [[BR]]
107125 <!-- feedblog settign start -->[[BR]]
108126 <input type="hidden" id="feedblog_mainpageurl" value="./index.html">[[BR]]
@@ -134,7 +152,9 @@ feedblog
134152 設定例:./search.html[[BR]]
135153 [[BR]]
136154 === feedblog_latestxml
137-記事の情報を格納した、最新のXMLファイルパスを指定します。このXMLはUTF-8キャラクタセットで作成されており、Atom Feed形式に従っている必要があります。本値は初期表示の為に使用されます。[[BR]]
155+記事の情報を格納した、最新のXMLファイルパスを指定します。このXMLはUTF-8キャラクタセットで作成されており、Atom Feed形式に従っている
156+
157+必要があります。本値は初期表示の為に使用されます。[[BR]]
138158 設定例:./xml/diary.xml[[BR]]
139159 [[BR]]
140160 === feedblog_loglistxmlurl
@@ -146,42 +166,62 @@ feedblog
146166 設定例:3[[BR]]
147167 [[BR]]
148168 === feedblog_validatemode
149-記事の本文(Atom Feed XMLの「content」要素)上に記載された改行を、改行として表示するかを示す値です。本値は「0」か「1」で設定されます。[[BR]]
150-0:content要素上の改行を改行として扱わない。(※ 改行のためには&lt;br&gt;のようにHTML改行タグをエスケープして記載されている必要がある)[[BR]]
169+記事の本文(Atom Feed XMLの「content」要素)上に記載された改行を、改行として表示するかを示す値です。本値は「0」か「1」で設定されま
170+
171+す。[[BR]]
172+0:content要素上の改行を改行として扱わない。(※ 改行のためには&lt;br&gt;のようにHTML改行タグをエスケープして記載されている必要が
173+
174+ある)[[BR]]
151175 1:content要素上の改行を改行として扱う。[[BR]]
152176 設定例:1[[BR]]
153177 [[BR]]
154178 == generator.html - feedblog_generator.js(ブログツール・更新用ソフトウェア)[[BR]]
155-本プログラムは記事の更新を容易にするためのツールです。Atom Feed XMLを直接エディタで編集する代わりに、簡単なWebUIでのXML出力機能、及び、プレビュー機能を備えます。[[BR]]
179+本プログラムは記事の更新を容易にするためのツールです。Atom Feed XMLを直接エディタで編集する代わりに、簡単なWebUIでのXML出力機能、
180+
181+及び、プレビュー機能を備えます。[[BR]]
156182 [[BR]]
157183 === feedblog_loglistxmlurl
158184 ブログの過去記事に関する情報を格納した、ログリスト用のXMLファイルパスを指定します。本値はログを選択する為に使用されます。[[BR]]
159185 設定例:./xml/loglist.xml[[BR]]
160186 [[BR]]
161187 === feedblog_inputvalidatemode
162-記事の本文(Atom Feed XMLの「content」要素)上に記載された改行を、改行として表示するかを示す値です。本値はXMLを読み取る際に使用され、「0」か「1」で設定されます。[[BR]]
163-0:content要素上の改行を改行として扱わない。(※ 改行のためには&lt;br&gt;のようにHTML改行タグをエスケープして記載されている必要がある)[[BR]]
188+記事の本文(Atom Feed XMLの「content」要素)上に記載された改行を、改行として表示するかを示す値です。本値はXMLを読み取る際に使用さ
189+
190+れ、「0」か「1」で設定されます。[[BR]]
191+0:content要素上の改行を改行として扱わない。(※ 改行のためには&lt;br&gt;のようにHTML改行タグをエスケープして記載されている必要が
192+
193+ある)[[BR]]
164194 1:content要素上の改行を改行として扱う。[[BR]]
165195 設定例:1[[BR]]
166196 [[BR]]
167197 === feedblog_outputvalidatemode
168-記事の本文(Atom Feed XMLの「content」要素)上に記載された改行を、改行として表示するかを示す値です。本値はXMLを画面に出力する際に使用され、「0」か「1」で設定されます。[[BR]]
169-0:content要素上の改行を改行として扱わない。(※ 改行のためには&lt;br&gt;のようにHTML改行タグをエスケープして記載されている必要がある)[[BR]]
198+記事の本文(Atom Feed XMLの「content」要素)上に記載された改行を、改行として表示するかを示す値です。本値はXMLを画面に出力する際に
199+
200+使用され、「0」か「1」で設定されます。[[BR]]
201+0:content要素上の改行を改行として扱わない。(※ 改行のためには&lt;br&gt;のようにHTML改行タグをエスケープして記載されている必要が
202+
203+ある)[[BR]]
170204 1:content要素上の改行を改行として扱う。[[BR]]
171205 設定例:1[[BR]]
172206 [[BR]]
173207 === feedblog_tagdefine
174-記事に付与できるタグを指定します。本値は「半角英数字のタグ本体(term)」と「識別用の文字列(label)」から構成されます。1つのタグは「term」「label」を1セットとして記載し、半角カンマで区切る物とします。複数のタグを記載する場合は「|」で区切って記載します。[[BR]]
208+記事に付与できるタグを指定します。本値は「半角英数字のタグ本体(term)」と「識別用の文字列(label)」から構成されます。1つのタグは
209+
210+「term」「label」を1セットとして記載し、半角カンマで区切る物とします。複数のタグを記載する場合は「|」で区切って記載します。[[BR]]
175211 設定例:music,音楽|game,ゲーム|program,プログラミング[[BR]]
176212 [[BR]]
177213 = XML(Atom Feed XML) Settings
178-feedblogは記事のデータソースとしてAtom Feed XMLを使用します。本規格はRFC4287(参考:http://www.futomi.com/lecture/japanese/rfc4287.html)で定義されています。ここではfeedblogで使用する要素について解説します。[[BR]]
214+feedblogは記事のデータソースとしてAtom Feed XMLを使用します。本規格はRFC4287(参考:
215+
216+http://www.futomi.com/lecture/japanese/rfc4287.html)で定義されています。ここではfeedblogで使用する要素について解説します。[[BR]]
179217 [[BR]]
180218 == entry要素
181219 記事の1単位を示す要素です。本要素の中に記事のID、更新時間、本文などが格納されます。[[BR]]
182220 [[BR]]
183221 == entry -> id要素(必須)
184-記事のIDを示す要素です。このIDは記事を唯一に識別するために、ユニークである必要があります。本値は記事の直アクセス(「このページを表示する」用リンク生成)に使用されます。[[BR]]
222+記事のIDを示す要素です。このIDは記事を唯一に識別するために、ユニークである必要があります。本値は記事の直アクセス(「このページを表
223+
224+示する」用リンク生成)に使用されます。[[BR]]
185225 [[BR]]
186226 == entry -> published要素(必須)
187227 記事の作成時間を示す要素です。本値は検索ページでの表示順ソートに使用されます。[[BR]]
@@ -200,7 +240,9 @@ feedblog
200240 [[BR]]
201241 = Tips & Tricks
202242 == デザイン編集
203-feedblogのメニュー部分、及び、ページャ部分のレイアウトはCSSで制御されています。CSSを編集することでデザインの調整が可能です。「css/feedblog.css」ファイルを編集してください。[[BR]]
243+feedblogのメニュー部分、及び、ページャ部分のレイアウトはCSSで制御されています。CSSを編集することでデザインの調整が可能です。
244+
245+「css/feedblog.css」ファイルを編集してください。[[BR]]
204246 [[BR]]
205247 == プラグイン機能
206248 「js/plugins/feedblog.contents.js」[[BR]]
@@ -212,5 +254,7 @@ alert(options.entry.content);[[BR]]
212254 feedblogはBSDライセンスに準拠します。[[BR]]
213255 feedblogソフトウェアの配布、修正などはsourceforge.jp( http://sourceforge.jp/projects/feedblog/ )で行われています。[[BR]]
214256 = Support
215-feedblogソフトウェアの配布、修正などはsourceforge.jp( http://sourceforge.jp/projects/feedblog/ )で行われています。バグレポートの登録や要望など、歓迎いたします。[[BR]]
257+feedblogソフトウェアの配布、修正などはsourceforge.jp( http://sourceforge.jp/projects/feedblog/ )で行われています。バグレポートの
258+
259+登録や要望など、歓迎いたします。[[BR]]
216260 設置に対する疑問点や仕様については、作者のTwitterへ質問もお寄せください。( https://twitter.com/#!/atodelie )[[BR]]
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