=== Kindle This === Tags: Amazon, Kindle, sidebar, widget, plugin, shortcode Stable tag: 2.0 Requires at least: 2.9 Tested up to: 3.2 Contributors: Keith P. Graham Donate link: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/1456336584?ie=UTF8&tag=thenewjt30page&linkCode=as2&camp=1789&creative=390957&creativeASIN=1456336584 Sends a blog post or page to a user's kindle - widget and shortcode. == Description == Kindle-This is a sidebar widget that displays a button for sending a blog page to a user's Kindle using free.kindle.com automatic conversion. It also includes a shortcode to send individual posts or pages to a Kindle. The contents of the current page are extracted and the title, post date, and content are formatted into a simple page that is sent to the kindle service for conversion into a kindle file. The results are not a web page, but a Kindle document so that links, images, embeds, JavaScript, etc may not appear. This conversion process at Amazon does this, and we have not control over it. The Kindle-This form requires the user to enter his Kindle email id and the email address that is authorized to send documents to the Kindle service. The authorized email is not stored in order to prevent Kindle spam. The plugin uses only the free.kindle.com service so the document will appear on the Kindle device as soon as the user makes a wifi connection. == Installation == Widget Install: 1. Download the plugin. 2. Upload the plugin to your wp-content/plugins directory. 3. Activate the plugin. 4. In Appearance/Widgets, drag the widget to a sidebar. 5. Edit the sidebar title if needed. 6. Save Shortcode Usage: Place the shortcode [kindlethis] anywhere on any post or page. Anyone using the form will receive the post on their kindle. You can style a div containing the form by using a style=parameter such as [kindelthis style="margin-left:auto;margin-right:auto;]" == Changelog == = 1.0 = * initial test release = 1.1 = * Fixed bug in unused code = 1.2 = * Added Customized header and footer = 1.3 = * Added shortcode for individual pages = 2.0 = * Use AJAX to send message rather than direct blog access. == Support == This plugin is free and I expect nothing in return. If you wish to support my programming, buy my Kindle ebook (cheap): Error Message Eyes: A Programmer's Guide to the Digital Soul