In my search of the wordpress plugins directory I couldn’t find a single plugin that matched the specification for this website. Matej Nastran’s plugin, My-Plugins plugin was the closest fit however the output it produced wasn’t “pretty” enough for my liking and it was entirely rigid in structure meaning I couldn’t define what its output was to look like. My updated version of his plugin cuts out all the stuff thats not required and gives you an easy method of formatting its output through the use of tags.

Useage:

Once installed go to the List Plugins Config under your plugins tab (wp2.5) and enter how you wish it to output your plugins list using the following tags to insert plugin details:

Once you have customised the plugins output to meet your themes needs you can insert the plugins output into any page or post by including [*my plugins*] without the *’s (*’s included to stop it showing in this page). I have worked quite hard to produce this plugin and it is designed to work with wordpress 2.5 and onwards although I believe it will work on previous versions. The plugin as it stands is finished in my eyes and this is the final version until someone points out a bug or requests an additional feature.

Download:

Download from wordpress plugin directory or from my mirror here.

Demo:

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Photogabble has been developed, edited and written by Simon Dann. Simon is a 22 year old post-grad Communication, Culture & Media student, currently studying for his Masters.

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