I have had the honour of being invited to WordCamp Raleigh by the man himself, Michael Torbert to be their Guest Photographer. How awesome is that? I’m stoked at the opportunity and it means a lot that I was considered. I’ve been involved with WordPress for a few years now and I use it to earn a living by developing websites for people on the platform. I’ve been to numerous WordCamps within the past year and met a lot of great folks and made some amazing new friends and I can’t tell you guys how much that means. Because of all of you and the community we’re involved in, my business has gone further than I ever imaged it could. I can’t wait to see what the next four years brings.

See you guys in Raleigh!

Happy shooting,
Travis Ballard

If you're an event organizer this plugin allows you to give attendees and speakers and anyone else for that matter a widget for their blog that displays the event's "badge". Does require editing the code to fit the intended event but all that is required is adding your background image to your site, then modifying some variables at the top of the class ( background position, event name, etc ) and you're set to add the widget to your blog as well as package it and allow users to download it.

Version Information:

Version: 1.0
Requires WordPress Version: 2.9
Compatible up to: 3.0.5
Last updated: May 3, 2010

Installation

1. Upload wc_badge/ (the folder) to the /wp-content/plugins/ directory
2. Activate the plugin through the 'Plugins' menu in WordPress

Change Log

1.0

• Initial Plugin Release.

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WordCamp Badge Widget version 1.0
Archived and Development Versions

Please contact me with any support requests or bug reports. Thank you!

One of the best Facebook Like Plugins for WordPress out there. Add Facebook Like button to your posts. Configurable options allow you to select between IFrame & XFBML output methods, Select where to display your Like button. Adds a new button to TinyMCE that pops up a dialog to help you configure your shortcode. Comment form does appear when using the XFBML method.

Version Information:

Version: 1.3.3
Requires WordPress Version: 2.9
Compatible up to: 3.1.4
Last updated: August 30, 2010

Installation

1. Upload fblike/ (the folder) to the /wp-content/plugins/ directory
2. Activate the plugin through the 'Plugins' menu in WordPress

Change Log

1.3.3

• 1.3.2 used add_filter instead of apply_filters causing the plugin not to function, this fixes that.

1.3.2

• Added fblike_permalink filter so that 3rd parties can change the url for a post. example: shortening with a bit.ly url instead to track clicks.

1.3.1

• Typo in font list that caused Lucida Grande to not be reselected in the admin. Minor update it still worked just fine.

1.3

• Added option to display on search results page
• Added option to display on archive pages
• Added option to display on excerpts

1.2

• Added support to select display on individual posts, pages, or home page
• Added option to exclude loading SDK for users who have themes that are already integrated with Facebook and load this.
• Switch to auto height if show_faces is enabled. otherwise default to 25px; can be overwritten by user by adding height property to Container Inline CSS Style
• Fixed bug in show_faces
• Fixed bug in get_permalink where no post id was passed.
• Fixed bug in JavaScript SDK that wasn't passing app ID and causing comment form not to show.

1.1

• Added full shortcode capablitites comeplete with tinymce button to help generate shortcode
• Added ability to output XFBML instead of IFrames
• Added CSS option to modify container inline styles from within plugin.

1.0

• Initial Plugin Release.

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Downloaded: 13,937 times

FBLike version 1.3.3
Archived and Development Versions

Please contact me with any support requests or bug reports. Thank you!