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| BNS SMF Feeds 1.3.1 |
Author: Edward Caissie
Plugin with multi-widget functionality that builds an SMF Forum RSS feed url by user option choices; and, displays a SMF forum feed. The widget includes the additional option to include in the feed: specific boards and/or specific categories. There are also check boxes to include the feed item date and the item summary, too
Installation:
This section describes how to install the plugin and get it working.
Upload bns-smf-feeds.php to the /wp-content/plugins/ directory
Activate through the Plugins menu.
Place the BNS SMF Feeds widget appropriately in the Appearance | Widgets section of the dashboard.
Set options to personal preferences:
Widget Title
Specify the full URL to the SMF Forum (e.g.: http://www.simplemachines.org/community/)
Choose feed type from drop-down menu (RSS, RSS2, Atom, RDF)
The default is by recent Topics, or choose to display recent posts
The default displays all items able to be seen by a "guest".
Choose specific boards (or categories of boards) to include only.
Choose the maximum quantity of items to display (varies by SMF user permissions)
Choose to display the item date and/or item summary
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Go to Plugins menu under your Dashboard
Click on the Add New link
Search for BNS SMF Feeds
Install.
Activate through the Plugins menu.
Place the BNS SMF Feeds widget appropriately in the Appearance | Widgets section of the dashboard.
Set options to personal preferences:
Widget Title
Specify the full URL to the SMF Forum (e.g.: http://www.simplemachines.org/community/)
Choose feed type from drop-down menu (RSS, RSS2, Atom, RDF)
The default is by recent Topics, or choose to display recent posts
The default displays all items able to be seen by a "guest".
Choose specific boards (or categories of boards) to include only.
Choose the maximum quantity of items to display (varies by SMF user permissions)
Choose to display the item date and/or item summary
faq:
Can I use this in more than one widget area?
Yes, this plugin has been made for multi-widget compatibility. Each instance of the widget will display, if wanted, differently than every other instance of the widget.
How can I style the plugin output?
The plugin uses a variation of the WordPress RSS Output that assigns several rss related classes, such as: rssSummary, rss-date, and rsswidget. A wrapping class of bns-smf-feeds has also been added to the widget for more fine tuning.
How can I get the RSS feed url?
Once the widget is activated and placed into a widget ready area, there will be a standard RSS icon displayed beside the feed title. This icon will have the url anchored to it, simply click on it to subscribe to the feed directly.
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| BNS Login 1.3.2 |
Author: Edward "cais" Caissie
A simple plugin providing a link to the dashboard; and, a method to log in and out of your blog in the footer of the theme. This is ideal for those not wanting to use the meta widget/code links Installation:
Extract the files from the compressed "zip" file (note the location of the extracted folder/files)
Upload the contents of the bns-login folder (from above) to the /wp-content/plugins/ directory
Activate the plugin through the Plugins menu in WordPress
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Go to Plugins menu under your Dashboard
Click on the Add New link
Search for bns-login
Install.
Activate through the Plugins menu
faq:
Is it really that simple?
Yes, it really is.
Can the plugin be styled?
Yes, the plugin text is wrapped in its own <div id="bns-logged-in" class="bns-login"> or <div id="bns-logged-out" class="bns-login"> depending on the login status of the user. Just add your preferred properties to the end of your style.css file.
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| BNS Featured Tag 1.6.2 |
Author: Edward Caissie
Plugin with multi-widget functionality that displays most recent posts from specific tag or tags (set with user options). Also includes user options to display: Tag Description; Author and meta details; comment totals; post categories; post tags; and either full post, excerpt, or your choice of the amount of words (or any combination)
Installation:
This section describes how to install the plugin and get it working.
Upload bns-featured-tag.php to the /wp-content/plugins/ directory
Activate through the Plugins menu.
Place the BNS Featured Tag widget appropriately in the Appearance | Widgets section of the dashboard.
Set options to personal preferences:
Widget Title
Tag Names - separated by commas
Show (first) Tag Description (checkbox)
Show Author and date/time details of post (checkbox)
Show all categories attached to post (checkbox)
Show all tags attached to post (checkbox)
Show post in full or use default of post excerpt (checkbox)
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Go to Plugins menu under your Dashboard
Click on the Add New link
Search for bns-featured-tag
Install.
Activate through the Plugins menu.
Place the BNS Featured Tag widget appropriately in the Appearance | Widgets section of the dashboard.
Set options to personal preferences:
Widget Title
Tag Names - separated by commas
Show (first) Tag Description (checkbox)
Show Author and date/time details of post (checkbox)
Show all categories attached to post (checkbox)
Show all tags attached to post (checkbox)
Show post in full or use default of post excerpt (checkbox)
faq:
Can I use this in more than one widget area?
Yes, this plugin has been made for multi-widget compatibility. Each instance of the widget will display, if wanted, differently than every other instance of the widget.
How can I style the plugin output?
The plugin uses several "common" WordPress functions that create standard class and id elements that can be styled in the style.css file
* the classes generated by the postclass() function; and, the id generated by "post-" apended to theID() function wrap the general post output
* the plugin class post-details wraps the general meta details of the post, such as the Author, Categories, Tags, etc.
* the overall plugin may also be wrapped in a widget "container" class, or id, specific to the theme itself such as (but not limited to): widget, sidebar, left, right, etc.
With the addition of the display Tag Description option an additional class was written into the plugin. To style the tag description displayed add the class bnsfc-tag-desc to your style.css file then use your choice of properties to style the text, for example:
.bnsfc-tag-desc {font-style: italic;}
Can I increase the maximum posts to display?
As of version 1.6.2 the Total Posts to Display is independent of the "posts per page" setting as set under Settings | Reading.
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| BNS Login 1.3.1 |
Author: Edward "cais" Caissie
A simple plugin providing a link to the dashboard; and, a method to log in and out of your blog in the footer of the theme. This is ideal for those not wanting to use the meta widget/code links Installation:
Extract the files from the compressed "zip" file (note the location of the extracted folder/files)
Upload the contents of the bns-login folder (from above) to the /wp-content/plugins/ directory
Activate the plugin through the Plugins menu in WordPress
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Go to Plugins menu under your Dashboard
Click on the Add New link
Search for bns-login
Install.
Activate through the Plugins menu
faq:
Is it really that simple?
Yes, it really is.
Can the plugin be styled?
Yes, the plugin text is wrapped in its own <div id="bns-logged-in" class="bns-login"> or <div id="bns-logged-out" class="bns-login"> depending on the login status of the user. Just add your preferred properties to the end of your style.css file.
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| BNS Login 1.3 |
Author: Edward "cais" Caissie
A simple plugin providing a link to the dashboard; and, a method to log in and out of your blog in the footer of the theme. This is ideal for those not wanting to use the meta widget/code links Installation:
Extract the files from the compressed "zip" file (note the location of the extracted folder/files)
Upload the contents of the bns-login folder (from above) to the /wp-content/plugins/ directory
Activate the plugin through the Plugins menu in WordPress
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Go to Plugins menu under your Dashboard
Click on the Add New link
Search for bns-login
Install.
Activate through the Plugins menu
faq:
Is it really that simple?
Yes, it really is.
Can the plugin be styled?
Yes, the plugin text is wrapped in its own <div id="bns-logged-in" class="bns-login"> or <div id="bns-logged-out" class="bns-login"> depending on the login status of the user. Just add your preferred properties to the end of your style.css file.
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