Just a simple project that prints random quotes anywhere on a wordpress page. Essentially it is just a custom post type that includes the quote and the author. A single function call returns the random quote which can then be displayed wherever you like on your pages.
To use the plugin just add the quotes using the WordPress admin interface on your site. Then to get the quotes to display on the site, call quote_dispaly_random() to display a default styling or the quote_random() function which will return an associative array with both the content, author and date in it. For more details see www.jasonernst.com/projects/quotes/ for more details.
The reason why this format was chosen, was to create the most flexibility for use in a template. It is easy to stick these inside of a div or apply css styling to it. == Installation == 1. Upload `simple-quotes` directory to the `/wp-content/plugins/` directory 1. Activate the plugin through the 'Plugins' menu in WordPress 1. Place `` in your templates if you would like to style the quote yourself or 1. Alternatively place ` in your template to have the default quote style displayed == Frequently Asked Questions == == Changelog == = 1.02 = * Added an optional date field for the quotes * Added a function `quote_display_random()` which will display a default styled quote to make it easier to use = 1.01 = * Changed the method for getting the title to the_title() since the previous method does not seem to work in WP3.1 == Upgrade Notice == == Screenshots == 1. An example of the quotes displayed on a page header 2. The administrative interface for a adding/editing quote 3. The list of all available quotes