=== Plugin Name === Contributors: randytayler Donate link: http://drawblog.com/ Tags: comments, draw, doodle, sketch, drawblog Requires at least: 3.0.1 Tested up to: 3.4.2 Stable tag: trunk License: GPLv2 or later License URI: http://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-2.0.html Lets commenters add a drawing or doodle on a picture from a given post. == Description == DrawBlog lets those who comment on your blog add a quick drawing to accompany their comment. They can select colors or pen widths, then use the mouse to doodle a picture on a small canvas. Additionally, they can choose an image from your blog post and copy it to the canvas, and doodle on top of it. The height and width of the canvas is editable in the admin settings, as is some of the wording for the plugin (like the link that toggles the canvas on and off). If users choose, they can uncheck the box that says "Include this drawing with my comment", and the picture won't be saved when they submit their comment. NOTE: DrawBlog is not yet compatible with Jetpack's comments module, nor with Disqus. Workin' on it. == Installation == 1. Upload the contents of the "drawblog" directory to the `/wp-content/plugins/` directory. The directory should then be `/wp-content/plugins/drawblog/`, and should contain the `icons` directory, as well as several files associated with the plugin. 2. Activate the plugin through the 'Plugins' menu in WordPress That's it. It automatically hooks into the `comment_form` hook. If that hook is not used in your theme, you can edit `drawblog.php` to add the DrawBlog area where you'd like. == Frequently Asked Questions == = Can you undo? = No. That would be extremely tricky. Maybe later. = Can you erase? = Not really -- all you can do is select the background color and draw over it. I know, right? But hey, graffiti artists don't have erasers, and they make some neat stuff. I hear. = I changed my image directory, and now all my commenters' pictures are missing! = Ah. Well, you'll need FTP access to fix that. Just copy the images over to the new directory, and the system should find them just fine. = It's not showing the images from my post! What's up with that? = You need to manually set the name of the class your theme uses to designate a post. See the advanced options in the admin area. = The cursor isn't aligned right with the pencil - when I draw it's not where it should be. = I've seen this happen in Firefox if you're logged in as an admin, but there may be other conditions where it occurs, especially in the myriad themes that exist. Is it happening to your users, or only to a logged-in administrator? Maybe it's nothing to worry about. Otherwise, email me. = It's broken! Help! = Happy to! I hope to have some help forums up at [DrawBlog.com](http://drawblog.com) soon, but in the meantime you can just email me directly at [drawblog@randytayler.com](mailto:drawblog@randytayler.com). == Screenshots == 1. The comment box, with the DrawBlog link below it. (screenshot-1.jpg). 2. The DrawBlog area expanded after clicking on the link (screenshot-2.jpg). 3. The canvas, after clicking on an image from the post -- my daughter, circa 2010 -- and doodling on it (screenshot-3.jpg). == Changelog == = 0.7 = * Added pencil/eraser mode * Fixed Firefox bug where it couldn't draw = 0.62 = * Fix to problem when WP installed in other than root directory = 0.61 = * Correction - pulling out of folder. Silly goose. = 0.6 = * Fixed bug where initial images directory wasn't present * Added passing of domain name when verifying authorization/api key, to validate the key is coming from a valid domain = 0.5 = * Initial WordPress submission. == Upgrade Notice == = 0.7 = * Added pencil/eraser mode * Fixed Firefox bug where it couldn't draw = 0.62 = * Fix to problem when WP installed in other than root directory = 0.61 = * Release correction = 0.6 = * Initial Beta release = 0.5 = * Initial WordPress submission == Premium users == I hope to add a "premium" version for a small fee. For more information, visit [DrawBlog.com](http://drawblog.com), or email me at [drawblog@randytayler.com](mailto:drawblog@randytayler.com).