

Click a term and the note opens right there - the reader never leaves the paragraph.
Add footnotes, tooltips and glossary notes to any text in the block editor. A reader clicks a term, the explanation opens in place, and they carry on reading – no jump to the bottom of the page, no new tab.
Try it in your browser – a real WordPress with the plugin already set up. Nothing to install.
Built for sites with a lot of text: editorial, research, documentation and education.
Mark a note reusable and it joins your Notes Library. Edit it once and every post that uses it updates.
Add the Glossary block to a page and those same notes are listed as a browsable reference – no second copy to keep in step with the first.
[inline_context_glossary] shortcode, listing your notes on a page you choose, grouped A-Z or by category.Operable by keyboard throughout, with full ARIA state, Escape to close, and focus returned to where it started – in both display modes. Triggers are announced as the buttons they behave like, and every control in the note editor has a name. Note content is sanitised with DOMPurify.
If JavaScript does not run, the notes fall back to a numbered endnote list at the foot of the post, each with a link back to its place in the text, so the content stays reachable either way.
Translation-ready.
Built with visual artist Renée Kool, who wanted a single link to reveal several related sources. The model was the Dutch journalism platform De Correspondent – see their inline notes in this article.
Full source, including uncompiled JS and CSS: codeberg.org/joop/inline-context