=== Super Tags Widget === Version: 1.3 Framework: W-2.1 Stable tag: 1.3 WordPress Compatible: yes WordPress MU Compatible: yes MU Blog Farm Compatible: yes Tested up to: 2.9 Requires at least: 2.8.4 Requires: WordPress® 2.8.4+, PHP 5.2+ Copyright: © 2009 WebSharks, Inc. License: GNU General Public License Contributors: WebSharks, PriMoThemes Author URI: http://www.primothemes.com/ Author: PriMoThemes.com / WebSharks, Inc. Donate link: http://www.primothemes.com/donate/ ZipId: super-tags-widget FolderId: super-tags-widget Plugin Name: Super Tags Widget Plugin URI: http://www.primothemes.com/post/super-tags-widget/ Description: Provides a customizable alternative to the default WordPress® Tag Cloud widget. Tags: widget, widgets, tag, cloud, tag cloud, super, tags, super tags, categories, taxonomy, posts, options panel included, websharks framework, w3c validated code, multi widget support, includes extensive documentation, highly extensible This widget makes it possible for you to fully customize a Tag Cloud ( or multiple Tag Clouds ) to meet your specific needs. == Installation == 1. Upload the `/super-tags-widget` folder to your `/wp-content/plugins/` directory. 2. Activate the plugin through the `Plugins` menu in WordPress®. 3. Navigate to `Appearance->Widgets` and add the widget. ***Special instructions for WordPress® MU:** If you're installing this plugin on WordPress® MU, and you run a Blog Farm ( e.g. you give away free blogs to the public ), you should create a file in this plugin's directory, and name it: `wpmu.farm`. When this plugin is running under WordPress® MU, and that file ( `wpmu.farm` ) is present, the plugin will disable PHP code evaluation on data provided by the user, and it will tell the plugin to mutate itself ( including its menus ) for compatiblity with public Blog Farms. You don't need to do this unless you run a public Blog Farm. If you're running the standard version of WordPress®, or you run WordPress® MU to host your own sites, you can safely skip this step.* == Description == The Super Tags plugin, is a customizable alternative to the default WordPress® Tag Cloud widget. This widget makes it possible for you to fully customize a Tag Cloud ( or multiple Tag Clouds ) to meet your specific needs. It takes the same options as the `wp_tag_cloud()` function. You can specify a number of configurable parameters, such as: minimum font size, maximum font size, maximum tags to display, format ( `flat|list` ), separators, order, sort method, specific tags to include, specific tags to exclude, or even a specific taxonomy ( `post_tag|category|link_category` ). == Screenshots == 1. Super Tags Widget / Screenshot #1 == Frequently Asked Questions == = Where can I learn more about the option parameters? = This plugin takes the same options as the `wp_tag_cloud()` function. Docs are found [here](http://codex.wordpress.org/Template_Tags/wp_tag_cloud). == Changelog == = 1.3 = * WebSharks Framework for Widgets has been updated to W-2.1. * Stable tag updated in support of tagged releases within the repository at WordPress.org. = 1.2 = * Re-organized core framework. Updated to: W-2.0. * Updated to support WP 2.9+. = 1.1 = * Updated documentation. * Replaced deprecated `split()` function with `preg_split()`. = 1.0 = * Initial release.