NETBibleTagger

If you need to change the font size of the quoted text, you can place: org.bible.NETBibleTagger.fontSize = 'SIZE'; between the script tags - change SIZE to be one of: xx-small, x-small, small, medium, large, x-large, xx-large.

This has also been added to the code generator on the NETBibleTagger Page.

The Joomla Module for NETBibleTagger has been updated to fix a bug with IE8 that caused and error on page load. Thanks to G. Peters for reporting the issue and thoroughly describing it! Subscribe to the RSS feed to stay up on changes and updates!

You can download the newest version (1.1) here

On the section of the NETBibleTagger page where you can copy the HTML to paste on your site, you will see that you have some options from which to choose.

They Are:

1. "Remove the popup when the mouse leaves a link/popup."
2. "Make NETBibleTagger work with your existing links."
3. "Change font size for quoted text."

We now have a module/extension to allow site admins to easily add NETBibleTagger to their sites. Go download the module, and follow the below instructions. They are also included in the readme.txt

If you haven't checked out NETBibleTagger, do it now! You'll be quite pleased with its ability to easily add real-time quoting of bible references to your site. Now, if you like NETBibleTagger (NBT) and you use Drupal, it's now easier than ever to add NBT to your site. You don't need to mess with code or HTML, just follow these instructions.

1. Download the module here, from the 'Tutorial/Modules' section.
2. Unzip it and upload it to your sites/all/modules folder.

This guide will walk you through installing NETBibleTagger on your MediaWiki Wiki.

You will need:

• A FTP program like FileZilla.
• A HTML or text editor like Dreamweaver, Notepad, or Textedit. Do not use Microsoft Word.

1st Step:

First, go to the dashboard page for you blog, and click the "Layout" link (shown below).

2nd Step:

Next, click the "Edit HTML" link (shown below).

NETBibleTagger is a new and innovative way to quote and link to the Bible from your existing scripture references. Plain references turn into hyperlinks which create a small in-line windows (tooltips), when the user mouses over them. This tooltip displays the text in the passage(s) that were referenced. A "Read more" link is provided allowing one to view in context the reference and to study it further in the free NET ® Bible Study Environment! Now, you have access to the same great Bible quoting that Bible.org has been using for years to enhance its readers' experiences. The Translation used is the NET ®. You can find out more about it here; And here is a comparison of the NET with the NIV and ESV.

NETBibleTagger makes citing Bible references easier than ever. Simply copy the html code below and paste it into your site's template file(s). Whether you have one web page on your site or thousands, NETBibleTagger will instantly transform all current and future links, saving you the countless hours it would take to manually tag all of your verses. Should you ever decide to remove NETBibleTagger, you only have to remove the couple of lines you copied to your template files(s). There are no residual affects left behind. This is because NETBibleTagger uses Javascript and actually inserts the links after your users have downloaded the page.

NETBibleTagger supports all of the Bible book names and their standard abbreviations. It will recognize and tag books with only one chapter (e.g., Matthew 1 or Matthew 2:9). It also handles multiple verses and chapters in a row with verses separated by commas and chapter:verse groups separated by semi-colons (e.g., Acts 3:16-18, 22; 4:2-4), and recognizes many other common abbreviations and formats (e.g., Lk 2:1; 4:4; Gal 3:3; 3:8-10; Eph 3:1; 4:2). Whether you use a hyphen (-) or an en dash (–), NETBibleTagger will correctly recognize and tag your Bible references (e.g., Rom 5:1-10; Eph 2:8–9).

To prevent certain verses from being linked, place the text you want NETBibleTagger to ignore inside of <cite></cite> tags.

Some examples:

• Acts 9 - Single chapters
• John 3:16 - Single verses
• Ps. 1:1-3 - Ranges in one chapter
• Rom 5:1-2,4,5 - Ranges and comma separated value (csv) list of verses in one chapter
• Gen. 1:1-2; 2:3,4 - Range in one chapter and csv list in another chapter.
• Mat. 2:1-2,5; 3:3-5,8; 4:5-7,9 - Ranges and csv lists in multiple chapters

Note: As Bible references are case sensitive, john 3:16 would not be tagged; neither would GEN 1:1.

Tutorials/Modules:

• Drupal Instructions - Download the Drupal 6 Module
• Blogger/Blogspot Instructions
• MediaWiki Instructions
• Joomla Instructions - Download the Joomla Module (Updated 10/31/09)
• More coming soon! If you need assistance adding NETBibleTagger to your site/blog, just send us an email!

Get the Code:
NETBibleTagger can be used on most all websites or blogs. All you have to do is choose from the customizable options below and add the resulting code just before the </body> tag in you page or template file(s).

Options: (Explanation here)