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My Mobypictures plugin v1.1 beta

By Gilles | Published: Tuesday, March 17, 2009
Yesterday I have extended the plugin with adjustable size of the thumbnails (width & height) and padding (space between thumbnails). Now looking into a checkbox wich will force the widget to use defined set of default values so the plugin will continue to work when only the mobypicture username is filled in. I expect to [...]
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To-do wish list

By Gilles | Published: Sunday, March 15, 2009
More as a reminder to my own self rather than something to share with whomever visits this blogs . There a some things I wish to change to my website, these are (in no particular order): Shorten the height of the header. Don’t know why a lot of themes (and website) use such a large [...]
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Demo: Mobypicture photo stream in post

By Gilles | Published: Friday, March 13, 2009
With the My Mobypicture plugin installed you can also include a photostream in a post or on a page. It does require the ability to run php code in you post though. Below code shows the last 8 pics from Mobypicture CEO Mathys van Abbe: “< ?php mobypic_pics($username = ‘mathys‘, $num = ‘6‘, $linked = [...]
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Mobypicture widget in WP Plugin Directory

By Gilles | Published: Thursday, March 12, 2009
Today I received the approval from WordPress to upload my Mobypicture widget to the WP Plugin Directory. Learned some Subversion stuff along the way as well. I had to ‘svn’ and ‘check out’ my empty version from the repository and then ‘check in’ my source files (php file, readme.txt and screenshots) back into the repository. [...]
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Submitted request to have plugin hosted by WordPress

By Gilles | Published: Wednesday, March 11, 2009
Today I have submitted a request to have my Mobypicture plugin / widget hosted by WordPress. The WP Plugin Developer Center page contains clear instructions to guide you through the process. I wonder how long the approval will take, to quote WordPress.org: “Within some vaguely defined amount of time, some one will approve your request.” [...]
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