=== Instapress ===
Contributors: tkrammer, liechtenecker
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Tags: widgets, photos, instagram, shortcode, images, instapress, sidebar, liechtenecker
Requires at least: 3.0
Tested up to: 3.1.2
Stable tag: 1.2
Highly customizable plugin that displays a feed of pictures uploaded via Instagram. Display a users media, your own media or the popular media feed.
== Description ==
= Features =
This highly customizable plugin offers the possibility to embed feeds from Instagram into your WordPress Blog.
It makes use of jQuery's fancybox plugin to display a nice slideshow for your images.
You can choose:
* how many Instagram images you want to display
* the size of the Instagram images
* whether you want to show the Instagram picture's title or not
* whether to use fancybox or not
* whether you want to display your own Instagram feed, a friend's Instagram feed, the popular media feed or a single image from Instagram
= Demo =
You can find a demonstration of the plugin here
= Usage =
#### Shortcode ####
You can implement an instagram feed in posts or pages via shortcode in the following format: [instapress userid="" piccount="" size=""]
* **userid**: ID or username of instagram user (leave blank for popular media, use "self" for your own media or "myfeed" to display your feed)
* **piccount**: Number of instagrams to display (Default: 9) - Note: It is highly recommended to enable caching for more than 20 pictures
* **size**: Size of instagrams in pixels (Default: 85)
* **effect**: Name of the effect to use for the slideshow (Currently only 'fancybox' possible) - Since 0.4.3
* **url**: If this value is set, Instapress ignores the value for **userid and piccount** and displays a single Instagram (no authorization required!) - Since 1.0
* **title**: If this value is set to 1 and an **effect** was set, Instapress will show the Instagram's title - Since 1.0.1
#### Template ####
To use Instapress in one of your templates, simply work with do_shortcode() using the instapress shortcode.
e.g. *<?php echo do_shortcode('[instapress piccount="12"]'); ?>*
#### Widget ####
Add Widget called "Instagram" to your sidebar (wp-admin > Design > Widgets) and configure it:
* **Title**: Widget-Title (use CSS to hide it)
* **Picture size**: Size of pictures in pixels
* **Username**: Username of user whose media to display
* **Address/Coordinates**: Address of e.g. your bar, shop,... or coordinates in the format latitude,longitude (If this value is set, the user's feed will be ignored)
* **Pics**: How many pics will be displayed? - Note: It is highly recommended to enable caching for more than 20 pictures
* **Effect**: Fancybox uses jQuery Fancybox to display image gallery, otherwise the pictures link to their instagr.am page
* **Show title**: Shows the title of the image in Fancybox slideshow
* **Image container**: Individual HTML-Container for the Instagram image takes 2 Parameter at the moment (*%index%* = Index of image starting with 1, *%image%* = the instagram image)
#### Editor ####
Click on the Instapress icon in TinyMCE and use the form that pops up to insert images or feeds (see screenshots section).
= Language support =
This plugin is currently available in the following languages:
* German
* English
* French (Thanks to: Olivier MONTBAZET http://www.lantredekag.fr)
If you've created your own language pack please let me know at t.krammer [at] liechtenecker.at
Download the latest POT-File here
For a german description of the plugin visit our blog at http://liechtenecker.at/instapress-das-instagram-plugin-fur-wordpress/
Instapress is based on Mauricio Cuenca's PHP SDK
== Screenshots ==
1. Authorization via username and password, no application needed (simply enter your login data) - Since 1.0
2. Instapress Widget Settings
3. Instapress Widget Demo
4. Instapress Fancybox
5. Instapress Shortcode Usage
6. Dialog for adding an Instagram to a post (does not need authorization!)
7. An Instagram added via rich editor (just like any other image)
8. Add an Instagram feed via rich editor (generates shortcode)
== Installation ==
1. Download the plugin and unzip it to your /wp-content/plugins/ folder.
1. Activate the plugin through the 'Plugins' menu in WordPress.
1. Enter username and password in the Instapress settings.
1. Add the widget to your sidebar from Appearance->Widgets and configure the widget options, use TinyMCE or insert the shortcode into your articles/pages
1. Tell your friends about Instapress on Facebook
== Frequently Asked Questions ==
= Do I need an account on Instagram? =
You only need an Instagram account to embed feeds but not to embed a single Instagram.
= Is there a way to style Instapress? =
Yes, there are several ways to style Instapress:
##### Widget #####
**Professionals only:**
Each Instagram in the widget is surrounded by a container you can define yourself, by default the container looks like that: