Endmark is back!

July 27, 2009

In February 2008 I made my first public WordPress plugin, Endmark.  I told a few people about it, even.  Then I moved my blog here and Endmark sort of disappeared.  Today, it’s back.

Endmark is a simple little thing.  What it does is adds a little end-of-article symbol to all of your WordPress posts, similar to the symbols found at the end of magazine articles.

Now, for magazines the purpose of the symbol is really to show where the article ends, or rather that it ends and is not continued on another page.  On a blog, that’s more obvious anyways, so the purpose of it is cosmetic.  Still, I wanted it for one project, so I made this.

If that sounds like a nice addition to your blog’s style, then head over to the Endmark WordPress plugin page and give it a try.  Let me know if you notice any bugs or have any comments or requests.  I’ll do my best to keep it somewhat maintained.

By the way, you can see Endmark in action on this very blog.  For example, there’s an Endmark at the end of this line.

I'm Colin and I'm a Senior Analyst at Napkyn Inc, leading a team of business analysts who support the decision-makers in major online retailers, software companies and sales organizations.

I'm also a philosophy student and teaching assistant at the University of Ottawa. I'm interested in philosophical logic, as well as philosophy of logic, science and mathematics.

Opinions expressed here may not reflect those of my employers or my school.

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