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=== codoc === |
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Contributors: codoc |
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Donate link: https://codoc.jp |
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Tags: paywall, subscription, membership, tipping, digital downloads |
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Requires at least: 4.6 |
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Tested up to: 6.8.2 |
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Stable tag: 0.9.60 |
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Requires PHP: 5.4 |
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License: GPLv2 or later |
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License URI: https://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-2.0.html |
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A WordPress plugin for monetizing your website with paid articles, Reader Plans, and tipping. |
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== Description == |
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[codoc](https://codoc.jp) is a simple and powerful WordPress paywall plugin that enables creators to sell paid articles, offer Reader Plans (Subscription / Membership), and accept tips. |
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Originally built for Japanese creators, codoc is also fully compatible with users in the US/EU. |
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Payment is processed via Stripe, and buyers worldwide can purchase using a valid credit card (currency: JPY/USD/EUR). |
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After setup, the plugin adds a codoc block※ to the post editor. |
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※Compatible with both Gutenberg and the Classic Editor (TinyMCE). |
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### How it works |
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Content placed **below** the codoc block becomes the paid section and is hidden from non-buyers. |
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Content placed **above** remains freely available. |
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The codoc block: |
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- displays the purchase interface |
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- handles buyer authentication |
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- allows per-article settings such as price or Reader Plan availability |
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- all revenue/customer management is available on codoc.jp |
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More details : |
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[codoc for WordPress](https://codoc.jp/lp_wp) |
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Help center : |
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[FAQ](https://codoc.jp/docs/faq) |
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== Features == |
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- Article paywall |
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- One-time purchases |
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- Reader Plans (Subscription / Membership) |
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- Tipping support |
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- Stripe payments (Credit card / Apple Pay / Google Pay / Konibini) |
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- Gutenberg & Classic Editor support |
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- Featured image support |
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- Revenue & customer management via codoc.jp |
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- Insert custom HTML before/after codoc tags |
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- CSS override support |
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- Safe authentication & Stripe-level fraud prevention |
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== Installation == |
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1. Go to **Plugins → Add New** and search for “codoc”. |
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2. Install and activate the plugin. |
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3. Go to **Settings → codoc** and log in or register for a codoc account. |
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4. Continue to the codoc integration page and click **Authenticate**. |
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5. Return to the codoc settings page and verify that your account shows "**authenticated**". |
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After setup, search for **codoc** in the block inserter. |
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※Classic Editor users will see a codoc button added to the toolbar. |
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== FAQ == |
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= What are the requirements for creators to use codoc? = |
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Creators must reside in **Japan, the United States, or the EU** and have a bank account in each country. |
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= Can users outside Supported coutry purchase content? = |
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Yes. Anyone with a valid credit card can purchase. |
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Transactions are processed in **JPY, USD or EUR** . |
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= Where are article contents stored? = |
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All content is stored on **both WordPress and codoc**. |
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= Will publication status sync to codoc? = |
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Yes. |
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If the WordPress article is **published**, it is published on codoc as well. |
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Otherwise, it remains **unpublished**. |
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= What happens to codoc content if the WordPress article is deleted? = |
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It becomes **unpublished** on codoc. |
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= How can I preview the article as buyers/non-buyers? = |
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- As buyer: Click **"Sign in to restore purchase"** and authenticate with your codoc account. |
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- As non-buyer: Log out and view the article normally. |
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= I can see paid content even without purchasing. Why? = |
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You are logged in as the **codoc creator**, who authored the article. |
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= Can I use the Classic Editor? = |
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Yes. |
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After integration, a codoc button is added to the toolbar. |
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If TinyMCE Advanced is installed, enable: |
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**"keep paragraph tags in the Classic block and the Classic Editor"** |
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= Can I use featured images? = |
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Yes. |
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The WordPress featured image is used on codoc. |
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= Can I customize CSS? = |
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Yes. |
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Specify your custom CSS file in **Settings → codoc**. |
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[Base stylesheet](https://codoc.jp/css/paywall.css) |
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※HTML output may change without notice. |
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You can see [sample customized css](https://codoc.jp/me/widgets?mode=theme) on management screen.(sign-in is required) |
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= Can I change the permalink registered in codoc? = |
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Permalinks are retrieved via `get_permalink()`. |
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If running through reverse proxies or special routing, adjust via codoc’s “Replacement Settings”. |
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= “This block contains unexpected or invalid content.” appears = |
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Click **“Attempt Block Recovery”** in the block settings menu. |
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= Do script tags work? = |
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Yes. |
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External script tags have been supported. (Twitter/Instagram embeds, etc.) |
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= I want to add buttons at the end of the article = |
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Blocks added **below** the codoc tag are hidden. |
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**Settings → codoc → Insert HTML before/after codoc tags** |
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= Shortcodes are shown as plain text inside paid areas = |
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Add this to the debug settings: |
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{ “the_content_filter_priority”: 1000000 } |
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Increase the value if needed. |
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== Screenshots == |
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1. Paywall section embedded within a WordPress post. |
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2. Purchase modal supporting one-time payments, Reader Plans, and tips. |
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3. Tip / Support screen for voluntary contributions. |
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4. Reader Plan options with pricing and benefits. |
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5. Unlocked content after successful purchase |
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6. Post editor settings to enable content sales and set pricing. |
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7. Classic editor is also supported. |
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8. Same settings as Gutenberg editor are possible. |
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9. Plugin settings page with straightforward codoc and Stripe integration |
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10. Mobile view of the Paywall and purchase interface. |
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== Changelog == |
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= 0.9.51 = |
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* Support for i18n (internationalization) |
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= 0.9.3 = |
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* Added support for limited publication. |
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= 0.9.13 = |
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* Added a setting to add attributes to the codoc script tags. |
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* If a password is specified when posting an article, the article status on codoc will be set as "limited publication". |
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= 0.9.10 = |
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* Added support for external service integration. |
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= 0.9.9 = |
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* Added support for flexible pricing. |
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= 0.9.8 = |
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* Revised the design of the settings page. |
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* Added functionality to show or hide "Powered By" for likes and codoc in the paywall. |
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* Added functionality to change the button text in the paywall. |
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= 0.9.7 = |
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* Added theme settings. |
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* Fixed an issue where the paid part would be displayed without the execution of filters by other plugins. |
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* Added the option to customize the support button description for the support button auto-insertion. |
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* Added an option to automatically insert a support button at the end of the content if the codoc tags are not inserted in the article. |
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* Modified to display a "Read More" link when displayed in AMP and redirect to the main site. |
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* Fixed a bug where user code and token could not be entered directly. |
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= 0.9.2 = |
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* Disabled the codoc button in the Classic Editor (TinyMCE). |
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* Fixed a bug where codoc integration was not possible. |
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* Fixed a bug where authentication could not be canceled. |
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* Refactored program source code. |
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= 0.8.9 = |
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* Added the ability to insert HTML before and after codoc tags in the settings page. |
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* Fixed an issue causing errors in WordPress versions below 5. |
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* Fixed an issue where codoc tags did not work in the LP template of the THETHOR theme. |
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* Changed the attribute position of the cms.js script tag to make the codoc tags work. |
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* Added support for the Classic Editor (TinyMCE). |
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* Changed the Gutenberg block format accordingly. |
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* Added a settings link to the codoc area in the plugin list. |
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* Added a visual boundary between the free and paid parts in the preview. |
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* Added URL replacement function for registration in codoc. |
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* Minor fixes. |
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= 0.3 = |
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* Added codoc block functionality. |
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= 0.2 = |
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* Added a setting item for custom CSS path. |
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= 0.1 = |
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* Initial release. |
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== Upgrade Notice == |
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