Wikilookup free WordPress plugin

Wikilookup allows you to easily add popups and info cards from Wikipedia (and other wikis) to your posts. Features Easily mark words and terms in your posts to pop information from Wikipedia articles Easily add a stylized card in your post and pages that displays information from Wikipedia article Pull from multiple language Wikipedias and dictate the default language for your blog content Pull information from other wikis easily, like specialized wikis and game wikis Robust settings allowing you to control the text and general behavior of the popups and cards Support displaying content in Right to Left languages Usage This plugin offers two pieces: a popup, and a ‘card’, or a static poster, from Wikipedia or other wikis that operate on MediaWiki software. Adding popups To add a popup, while editing a post, surround your text with [wikipopup] shortcode. You can reference a language or a different source, if you’ve set one up. For example: – [wikipopup]WordPress[/wikipopup] – Displays a popup from English Wikipedia about the article “WordPress” – [wikipopup title=”WordPress”]This is some text[/wikipopup] – Displays a popup from English Wikipedia about the article “WordPress”, while the trigger text is ‘This is some text’ – [wikipopup title=”WordPress” source=”ext”]This is some text[/wikipopup] – Displays a popup from the external source you’ve defined as “ext”, about the article “WordPress”, while the trigger text is ‘This is some text’ You can define sources in “Settings -> Wikilookup -> External wikis”. Adding cards To add a card, while editing a post, add a line with [wikicard title=”term”]. You can reference a language or a different source, if you’ve set one up. For example: – [wikicard title=”WordPress”] – Displays a static card from English Wikipedia about the article “WordPress”. – [wikicard title=”WordPress” lang=”es”] – Displays a static card from Spanish Wikipedia about the article