Quick Flickr Widget
Hello and thanks for using Quick Flickr Widget. Here’s some information which might be interesting, and please please please read before you ask, okay?
It's Not Just a Photo Sharing Service
Description
The Quick Flickr Widget for WordPress is capable of displaying up to ten photos using your Flickr screen name or any public Flickr RSS feed. Here are the main features:
- Easy to setup and configure
- Up to 10 Flickr photos in your sidebar or any other widgetized area
- Fully customizable widget (editable before.widget, after.widget, before.item, after.item, etc.)
- You can pick the photos display size: thumbnail, square, small or medium
- You can choose the _blank target to the flickr links
- Images are displayed with the Flickr photo description in ALT and TITLE attributes
- Ability to show titles next to your images
- Very easy to customize CSS
- Supports Thickbox!!
Screenshots
Download, changelog and other notes
Download link, changelog and other notes. Officially hosted in the WordPress.org Plugin Directory: Quick Flickr Widget. I also like when people with WordPress.org accounts vote it up ;) thanks!
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Before you ask
Please don’t just say that it doesn’t work, okay? That doesn’t help at all. I need to know which version of the plugin you’re using, and don’t just say latest, because I update very often – I need a number. I’d also like to know which version of WordPress you’re using and the output in the widget (there should probably be some error message). And if you’re a genius you can also tell me what version of php and apache you’re using and whether safe_mode is switched on or off on your server. Thanks.
Shortlink: http://kovshenin.com/396
Hello,
I just installed this widget, and I love it! However, I’d like to link the h2 to my photostream. Is this possible? I tried mucking about in the quick_flickr_widget.php code, but didn’t see the h2, and wasn’t quite savvy enough to figure it out.
Thanks!
Kat
Thanks for the plugin! I moved the extract a bit lower so I could call the widget directly from Page Templates like this:
$flickr_options = array(‘tags’ => $name, ‘items’ => 9);
widget_quickflickr($flickr_options);
This lets me override the defaults.
— quick_flickr_widget.php 2010-02-07 10:58:02.000000000 -0800
+++ quick_flickr_widget.php.new 2010-02-07 10:59:24.000000000 -0800
@@ -30,8 +30,6 @@
$flickr_api_key = “d348e6e1216a46f2a4c9e28f93d75a48″; // You can use your own if you like
function widget_quickflickr($args) {
- extract($args);
-
$options = get_option(“widget_quickflickr”);
if( $options == false ) {
$options["title"] = “Flickr Photos”;
@@ -73,6 +71,8 @@
$random = $options["random"];
$javascript = $options["javascript"];
+ extract($args);
+
if (empty($error))
{
$target = ($target == “checked”) ? “target=\”_blank\”" : “”;