Homepage: http://sitening.com/mybloglog/
Created by Sitening / Jason Tan
Last update: 2008/03/02
Version number: 0.92 - download
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).Once the plugin has been activated, there will be an additional sub-tab under Plugins titled MyBlogLog Configuration. Click on this tab to access the configuration options for the MyBlogLog plugin.
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), select <li> to wrap the members in list item tags. If you are not using a list element, select <p> to wrap the members in paragraph tags.http://example.com/blog/
, the members listing page would be located at http://example.com/blog/members/
, and individual member pages would be found at http://example.com/blog/members/screenname
where "screenname" is the MyBlogLog screen name of one of your community members. Make sure you choose a path that does not conflict with any other sections of your blog. The path can be multiple levels deep (e.g. people/mybloglog/). If you only want to use the plugin sidebars and disable the member listing and member pages, leave this field blank.header, content, sidebar, footer
. However, some themes place the sidebar before the content. In order for the member pages to display correctly, you will need to choose whether your sidebar should come before or after the main content when generating the member pages.Member pages and listing will be automatically created as long as a path is specified under the Member Pages Settings.
To display a link to your members listing page, insert the following code where you want the link to appear:
<?php mybloglog_members_link(); ?>
If your WordPress installation and theme supports widgets, you can add the MyBlogLog Members and Readers widgets to your sidebar. In your WordPress admin, go to Presentation -> Widgets
If you're not using widgets, you can manually insert code into your theme's sidebar.
To display the top members in the sidebar, insert the following code into sidebar.php in your themes folder:
<h2>Community Members</h2> <?php mybloglog_members(); ?> <?php mybloglog_members_link("view all"); ?>
To display the top 8 members in a list, make sure the list delimiter option is set to <li> and insert the following code:
<h2>Community Members</h2> <ul> <?php mybloglog_members(8); ?> </ul>
To display the 5 latest visitors to your site (similar to the MyBlogLog javascript widget) insert the following code :
<h2>Recent Visitors</h2> <?php mybloglog_readers(); ?>
The MyBlogLog WordPress plugin should integrate well into any WordPress theme. (Be sure you correctly configure the sidebar position setting to match your theme).
If you need to adjust elements that are generated by the plugin, you can do so by adding additional rules to your style sheet (generally found in the folder of your current theme). For help finding the correct selectors you need to style, use the included style guide
The MyBlogLog WordPress plugin uses the PHP-MyBlogLog wrapper to interface with the MyBlogLog API.