This addon will let you display thumbnails from your photoblog on other websites. Options include how many photos you would like to show, whether they are your latest photos or random photos, and whether or not to show the title and link to your photoblog.
Instructions:
- Copy promote.php to your addons directory
- Put some javascript on the webpage you want to promote your Pixelpost site on, such as:
<script src="http://yoursitehere/index.php?z=promote&type=latest&total=6&showtitle=yes"></script>
- type value can be ‘latest’ or ‘random’
- total value = how many photos you want to display
- showtitle value (‘yes’ or ‘no’) will show the title and link to your blog
You can see an example of this being used on my sidebar, where I am showing the latest 6 photos from my Pixelpost site at blog.kevincrafts.com.
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This addon send your posts to your Twitter account. Posts can be sent when uploaded (don’t use this for future posts) or you can pick from any of your posts to send to Twitter.
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Installation:
- Put admin_pixelpost2twitter.php in your addons folder
- Go to the addons menu in the admin area – this will install the Twitter configuration table
- Go to the options menu and click on ‘Twitter Options’
- Enter your Twitter email and password and click ‘Configure’
Use:
- When posting a photo at the current time, click the ‘Twitter this photo’ checkbox – don’t use this option for future posts
- or… Click on the ‘Twitter this photo’ link from the Images menu
This Pixelpost addon allows the display of multiple images (10 at a time) instead of single images.
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Instructions:
- Put the _multiphoto directory in your addons folder and turn on the addon in your Pixelpost admin panel.
- Create a new html template file – you can name it whatever you want, such as multiphoto_template.html.
- Put the tag <MULTIPHOTO> on this new template file.
Customization:
If you want to change the layout that this addon displays, you can edit the multiphoto_template.html file that is in addons/_multiphoto/multiphoto/multiphoto_template.html.
The supported tags in this file are <IMAGE_ID>, <IMAGE_NAME>, <IMAGE_DATE>, <IMAGE_NOTES>, <COMMENTS>, <IMAGE_WIDTH>, <IMAGE_HEIGHT>.
Use the Entrypage addon to make this the default page for your site.
Demos:
- http://blog.kevincrafts.com/index.php?x=multiphoto
- http://pixelpost.kevincrafts.com/?newtemplate=supaclean&x=archive - this shows a different layout as explained in the customization instructions above.
Future Development:
This purpose of this addon is to provide another way to chronologically display your photos. There are no plans to add sorting (by tag or category) options or to add additional photo info (exif data, tags, categories). It is similar to Flickr that shows multiple photos and you must click on the photo to get additional info.
This addon will output your latest or random images as a single image that you can use as a signature in a forum or elsewhere. The addon produces a cached file which is updated if the cached file is more than an hour old. You can override the cache if you choose.
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Installation
- Add signature.php to your addons directory
- Put the signature directory in your pixelpost directory – make it writable by the addon
Use:
Default:
<img src=”http://YOUR-URL-HERE/index.php?output=signature” />
Customize:
<img src=”http://YOUR-URL-HERE/index.php?output=signature&show=8&height=50&order=random” />
Use your own values for show(any number), height(any number), or order (random or leave off for latest).
For a link to your site, the HTML would look like this:
<a href=”http://YOUR-URL-HERE”><img src=”http://YOUR-URL-HERE/index.php?output=signature” border=”0″ alt=”Site Title” /></a>
Overriding Cached File:
http://YOUR-URL-HERE/index.php?output=signature&show=8&height=50&order=random&override=yes
Demo:
Demo Signature
Pixelpost Forums
The signature directory contains a .htacess file that will rewrite the url for sites not allowing dynamic images for signatures. Instead of the url above, use http://YOUR-URL-HERE/signature/sig.jpg
You must edit the .htaccess file with the parameters you choose.
This addon will create a RGB Histogram for color images and a Luminosity Histogram for grayscale photos. Options include whether you want a combined/overlayed histogram (red, green, and blue channels overlayed on each other) or a stacked histogram (red, green, and blue channels separated), width (default is 256 pixels wide by 100 pixels high) and the background color for the histogram. The latest version of this addon allows you to make histograms for a range of images and is accessed by the RGB-Histogram menu. Special thanks to wjarosz who helped map the values out more accurately and blend the colors on the combined histogram.
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Instructions:
If you had the previous version of the addon, remove the admin_RGBhistogram.php file from your addons folder.
- Add admin_RGBhistogram to your addons directory.
- Add histograms directory to your pixelpost directory and make it writable.
- Add $lang_histogram = “<h2>Histogram</h2>”; to your language file.
- Create histograms through the RGB-Histogram menu. Select range of photos that you would like to create histograms for. Choose your background color and type and press the Make Histograms button. Don’t select too many or it will time out.
- Place <RGBHISTOGRAM> on your image_template.html file to display histogram.
- To delete histograms, select range of photos and press the Delete Histograms button.
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