**Four Corners** is a way for photo-journalists and content creators to display a rich visual overlay of metadata onto their web-based images. Announced at World Press Photo Foundation awards ceremony 2016, this simple drop-in javascript library automatically augments seleted photos with additional content, curated by the content owner. See the [Project Site](https://fourcorners.io) for more background on the project and future directions. [Click Here](https://digitalinteraction.github.io/fourcorners/docs/) to see a live demo in action. # Installing the Plugin [Download the plugin](https://github.com/digitalinteraction/fourcorners-wordpress/releases/download/1.3/wp-authograph.zip) from our repository to your local computer. In your Wordpress admin panel `admin > add plugin > upload plugin`:  Upload the file you downloaded above:  Activate the plugin:  # Using the Wordpress Plugin Follow the following steps for each image that you want to add Four Corners metadata to: ## Step 1 - Login Login to Wordpress using your details: `http:///wp-admin`  ## Step 2 - Add an Four Corners image to your site  Select the *Insert Four Corners* button on the toolbar:  Select your image (by uploading or selecting a previously uploaded image):  Fill in metadata about the image:  Press `Save` to insert the augmented image into your post. > Note the small icon next to the image -- do not delete this, it will not be shown on your site.  For reference, vieing your post in `Text` view will show your metadata alongside your image in the post.  Visiting your page will now augment your image with your metadata when you hover over the corners.  ---- > Four Corners is an open source initiate delivered as part of a collaboration between leading universities and journalist organisations. If you would like to find out more, please contact us directly . Content imagery used in the demo is photography by Eddie Adams/© Associated Press.