JPG RSS Plugin Readme

This plugin allows you to display images uploaded to JPGMag.com on your WordPress site. It uses MagpieRSS to parse the RSS feed and display the images.

Credits

jpgrss is a modification of the flickrRSS plugin by Dave Kellam (aka: EightFace).

Features

Installation

  1. Put jpgrss.php in your plugins directory
  2. If you want to cache images, create a directory and make it writable
  3. Activate the plugin
  4. Configure your settings via the JPG RSS panel in Options
  5. Add <?php get_jpgrss(); ?> somewhere in your templates

FAQ

  1. Is there a list of JPG Feeds?
    Article: JPG Loves RSS

    Photos:
    http://jpgmag.com/photos/rss
    http://jpgmag.com/photos/submitted/rss
    http://jpgmag.com/photos/published/rss

    Themes:
    http://jpgmag.com/themes/THEME_ID/rss

    People:
    http://jpgmag.com/people/USER_NAME/photos/rss

Advanced

The plugin also supports a number of parameters, allowing you to have multiple instances across your site.

  1. $num_items - how many photos you want to appear. (max. 25)
  2. $rss_url - Feed URL (see above)
  3. $imagesize - small, medium or large
  4. $before_image - html appearing before each photo (eg: <li class="jpg-img">)
  5. $after_image - html appearing after each photo (eg: </li>)

Example 1

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This would show 6 small photos recently added to JPGMag.com wrapped in list tags with the class "jpg-thumb". If any of the above parameters (ie: $imagesize) are omitted, the plugin will default to the configuration value(s) set via the Admin Options page.

Example 2

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This would show 6 medium sized images, wrapped in list tags with the class "jpg-medium", submitted for publication consideration.

Feedback and Support

Thanks and gratuities go to Dave Kellam (aka: EightFace)

For support and inquiries, you can find me at http://www.invalidresponse.com


Plugin History

Latest Release: April 28th 2006