Description
For WordPress 5.0+ Block Editor Support, you must install this plugin AND Insert Special Characters plugin.
This plugin makes it possible to insert the Hawaiian kahak? diacritical characters into the WordPress editor using the standard Character Map feature.
Full list of characters added to the character map:
? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ?
Thanks to Kua??ina Ulu ?Auamo for inspiring this plugin and reviewing it before launch.
Usage
In WordPress Block Editor (5.0+):
- Make sure you have installed both this plugin and Insert Special Characters installed.
- Open the Special Characters tool
- OPTION 1: Click the small downward pointing arrow in the formatting tool bar and select Special Characters (see second screenshot)
- OPTION 2: Press
CTRL
+o
(Windows) orCMD
+o
(Mac)
- Select the character to insert from the popup window. The characters appear first in Hawaiian tab. (see third screenshot)
In the WordPress Classic Editor (pre-5.0) and Block Editor Classic block:
- Click the
?
button in the bottom row of editor buttons. - Select the character to insert from the popup window. (Characters appear at end of map.)
Version Requirements
This plugin requires WordPress 4.5 or higher.
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Screenshots
Installation
- Go to
Plugins > Add New
in your WordPress Dashboard - Search for Hawaiian Characters
- Click Install for the Hawaiian Characters plugin (first result)
- Click the Activate Plugin link
- If using WordPress 5.0+, repeat these steps 2-4 for the plugin Insert Special Characters
FAQ
-
Yes! This plugin supports the Insert Special Characters plugin for WordPress 5.0. Install that plugin alongside this one to use a similar Character Map feature as the old WordPress. Thanks to 10up for building that plugin!
The old Character Map function remains available in WordPress 5.0 in two ways:
- On any page using the Classic Editor (pre-WordPress 5.0), most likely via the Classic Editor plugin.
- Via the Classic block of the new editor. (See the third screenshot.)