Changeset 374820
- Timestamp:
- 04/19/2011 04:25:25 PM (15 years ago)
- Location:
- blog-topics/trunk
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- 1 added
- 1 edited
- 5 moved
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readme.txt (modified) (2 diffs)
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widgets (added)
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widgets/cets_bt_featured_topic_with_posts.php (moved) (moved from blog-topics/trunk/cets_bt_featured_topic_with_posts.php)
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widgets/cets_bt_related_blogs_widget.php (moved) (moved from blog-topics/trunk/cets_bt_related_blogs_widget.php)
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widgets/cets_bt_related_posts_widget.php (moved) (moved from blog-topics/trunk/cets_bt_related_posts_widget.php)
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widgets/cets_bt_topicname_widget.php (moved) (moved from blog-topics/trunk/cets_bt_topicname_widget.php)
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widgets/cets_bt_topics_with_posts.php (moved) (moved from blog-topics/trunk/cets_bt_topics_with_posts.php)
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blog-topics/trunk/readme.txt
r374814 r374820 17 17 Site Admins can set up the site-wide topics, select a "featured topic," and manage blog's topic settings through the Site Admin -> Blogs -> Edit menu. 18 18 19 This plugin comes with 5 optional widgets .19 This plugin comes with 5 optional widgets (in the widgets subdirectory). 20 20 21 21 1. BT - Topic Name - displays the name of the topic of the current blog. … … 31 31 32 32 1. Place the cets_blogtopics.php file and the cets_blog_topics folder in the wp-content/mu-plugins folder. 33 2. If desired, place the widget files in the wp-content/mu-plugins or the plugins folder. It's recommended that you use the plugins folder and only enable these widgets on blogs that need them. They may be confusing for some users.33 2. If desired, place the widget files (located in the widgets subdirectory) in the wp-content/mu-plugins or the plugins folder. It's recommended that you use the plugins folder and only enable these widgets on blogs that need them. They may be confusing for some users. 34 34 4. Go to Site Admin -> Blog Topics Management to add/edit topics. You should enter a name and slug for each topic you wish to use. Description is optional. It is used in the BT Topic Name widget and in the example theme code. 35 35 5. Blog admins can go to Settings -> Blog Topic to edit their assigned topic.
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