Glossary Community Terms AddOn Description
Tooltip Glossary WordPress Community Terms Add-On provides an easy way for your users to add and suggest new terms to your WordPress Glossary.
Support Anonymous Posting and ModerationThis add-on works for both anonymous users and registered users and allows you to control which individuals or user groups can add new terms to your site's vocabulary.Glossary community addon also includes a moderation system which lets you edit the added terms before they are published. |
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Suggested terms that are authored by visitors will appear in the admin glossary dashboard page with a Draft status until approved by the site administrator.
Using the WordPress Community Terms Add-on
- Enrich your site Glossary – Allow site users to add terms to your Glossary list
- Accept Visitor Glossary Term Suggestions – Allow visitors to suggest new terms
- User Terms Dashboard – Allow logged-in users to manage their own terms and add new terms
- Collective Community Glossary – Build a collective vocabulary for your community
- Term Star Rating – Supports star rating widget in glossary term page
- GDPR Compliant – Provides tools that let users have full control over their data, assisting the admin with data regulations compliance. Learn more.
How can WordPress Glossary Community Terms Improve your SEO?
- Higher Engagement – Engage your site users and visitors with a “call for action”
- Expand your Glossary – Expand your glossaries with original term suggestions and ideas
- Improve your Site SEO – Automatically add internal links to your website when a new term is published
- Collective Glossary – Allow team members to contribute to your website’s lexicon
Glossary Community Terms Additional Resources
Glossary Community Terms Prerequisite Plugin
You need to have the CM Tooltip Glossary pro plugin before using this addon
Glossary Community Terms Image Gallery
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- Community Terms User Dashboard – User can manage his submitted terms
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- Term Suggestion Form
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- Settings for Adding a CAPTCHA element to the Term Suggestion Form
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- Settings for Term Suggestion Access Control
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- Settings for Term Suggestion Notifications
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- Settings for Localization of Labels
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- Example of the term Suggestion Button in the Glossary Term Page
Glossary Community Terms Online Demo
 | This demo shows a form for submitting new terms to the glossary. Once user is logged-in, he can also view all his submitted terms using the glossary terms dashboard Go to Live Demo |
 | This demo shows a form for submitting new terms to the glossary. Once term is submitted admin is notified. Admin can moderate the term before it appears in the glossary. Go to Live Demo |
Glossary Community Terms Frequently Asked Questions
Please check the user guide to learn more about this plugin.
Can I or other admin decide which Community added terms are allowed in the glossary and which are not?
Yes, glossary term moderation is supported. The moderation feature is enabled or disabled through the add-on settings.
To learn more about term moderation see this Help article.
Can I have scores or rankings / ratings for user submitted terms?
Yes, there is an option to enable or disable star ratings within the plugin settings.
To learn more about star ratings see this Help article.
Can I receive notifications when new terms are submitted by site users?
There is the option to receive email notifications and / or admin panel notifications.
To learn more about notifications see this Help article.
Do site users receive any notification when their submitted Glossary Terms have been approved?
There is an option to enable User Email Notifications. These are sent when there is any status change with glossary terms that they have added to the site. Most commonly these will be changing from Pending to Published status.
To learn more about user notifications see this Help article.
Can I modify the form that site users use to submit Glossary terms to the site?
Yes. The front end labels that appear on the form can all be customized to suit your preference for how the form should look.
To learn more about changing front-end labels see this Help article.
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