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| Sticker Activity Pages 3: Animal Town 1.00.99 |
Animal Go through town and you find the right animal stickers, scenes completely in this third set of sticker activity pages. Find With dozens of pages and hundreds of missing stickers, kids have hours of fun while improving their matching skills. Animal characters include bears, cats, cows, dogs, ducks, elephants, foxes, frogs, giraffes, goats, hippos, kangaroos, lions, monkeys, mice, ostriches, owls, penguins, pigs, rabbits, rhinos, sheep, squirrels, tigers and walruses. Published by Dataware.
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| Activity Sparks 0.3 |
Author: Greg Jackson
Activity Sparks is a highly customizable widget to display a "sparkline" style graph in your sidebar indicate post and/or comment activity. This plugin leverages Googles Chart API, so does not require the PHP GDI library. Customization options include Title, size, colour, background transparency, caching period, activity granularity and period
Installation:
Upload activitysparks.php to the /wp-content/plugins/ directory of your WordPress installation
Activate the plugin through the Plugins menu in WordPress
The widget can now be configured and used from the Appearance -> Widgets menu
faq:
Can I use it if I dont want to call a widget in the sidebar?
Basic template tag support was added in v0.3. The following code checks for plugin activation and renders with the default settings.
<?php if(function_exists(activitysparks)) {
activitysparks();
} ?>
To change the default settings you must pass an array of the parameters you wish to alter. These are the available parameters and valid values
dataset = posts, comments, both or legend
width_px = positive integer
height_px = positive integer
period = 1, 7, 14, 30, etc. (number of days to group by)
ticks = positive integer (number of periods to display)
chma = 0 or positive integer (chart margin px)
bkgrnd = 6 character hex value (e.g. FFFFFF) or NONE for transparency
posts_color = 6 character hex value (e.g 4D89F9)
comments_color = 6 character hex value (e.g FF9900)
An example of how to implement parameters is as follows:
<?php if(function_exists(activitysparks)) {
activitysparks(array(dataset=>legend,width_px=>480,bkgrnd=>NONE));
} ?>
Caching is not available for the template tag implementation.
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| Activity Sparks 0.2.1 |
Author: Greg Jackson
Activity Sparks is a highly customizable widget to display a "sparkline" style graph in your sidebar indicate post and/or comment activity. This plugin leverages Googles Chart API, so does not require the PHP GDI library. Customization options include Title, size, colour, background transparency, caching period, activity granularity and period
Installation:
Upload activitysparks.php to the /wp-content/plugins/ directory of your WordPress installation
Activate the plugin through the Plugins menu in WordPress
The widget can now be configured and used from the Appearance -> Widgets menu
faq:
How to use it if I dont want to call a widget in the sidebar?
Basic template tag support was added in v0.3. The following code checks for plugin activation and renders with teh default settings.
To change the default settings you must pass an array of the parameters you wish to alter. These are the available parameters and valid values
dataset = posts, comments, both or legend
width_px = positive integer
height_px = positive integer
period = 1, 7, 14, 30, etc. (number of days to group by)
ticks = positive integer (number of periods to display)
chma = 0 or positive integer (chart margin px)
bkgrnd = 6 character hex value (e.g. FFFFFF) or NONE for transparency
posts_color = 6 character hex value (e.g 4D89F9)
comments_color = 6 character hex value (e.g FF9900)
An example of how to implement this is as follows:
legend,width_px=>480,bkgrnd=>NONE));
} ?>
Caching is not available for the template tag implementation.
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