Plugin Name: Portfolleo
Plugin URI: http://jameseggers.com/portfolleo
Description: Portfolleo is a Simple, Intuitive Portfolio Plugin for Wordpress.
Version: 1.0
Author Name: James Eggers
Author URI: http://jameseggers.com/

Copyright 2009  James Eggers  (email : james@jameseggers.com)

This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify
it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by
the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or
(at your option) any later version.

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but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.  See the
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You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License
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This plugin is very simple. Portfolleo is a plugin that was designed from
the ground up to be very easy to use. It creates a very sophisticated portfolio 
that uses jquery, you don't have to do anything regarding jquery or html. 

To use: 

	1) Put the 'Portfolleo' folder in your 'plugins' folder in your 
	   wordpress directory. 
	   
	2) Go into the wordpress admin panel and active the plugin the
	   plugin in the plugin's pane. 
	   
	3) Create a page called 'portfolio' and put <div id="slidesContainer"></div>
	   in it, this is very important. 
	   
	4) Go to the Portfolleo pane, the link should be in the nav menu in the 
	   wordpress admin panel. 
	   
	5) Add your first portfolio item, e.g. Name => Portfolleo, Date Completed => 11/11/09
	   Descriptiom => An Amazing Plugin. 
	   
	6) Click 'Add To Portfolio'. Thats it, you now have a fully jquery'ed portfolio!
	
	7) Go to pages and click view under the portfolio page and your portfolio should appear.
	   If you want, leave a reference to me and my blog, http://jameseggers.com. 
	   
Its likely the plugin might'nt look right in your theme, so you'll have to edit the css, which 
is here: /wp-content/plugins/portfolleo/static/css/style.css. 

Also, in case your wondering, all the photos you upload are stored in the wp-content/portfolleo directory,
they stay on your server.