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imaGenius

Description

It’s very easy to add fancy images for your articles or pages using this shortcode.

English/Italian Demo

English/Italian Documentation

WordPress Italian Google Plus Community

The shortcode consists of three main parts:

• Frame (the only mandatory part)

• Photographic filter

• Effect/ Animation

Instance: [imagenius size=”300″ link=”http://www.wordpress.org” filter=”saturated” effect=”zoom”]imagelink.jpg[/imagenius]

Screenshots

  • An example using [imagenius] shortcode

  • An animated example using [polagenius] shortcode

  • An example using [roundpolagenius] shortcode

  • A fancy animated gallery obtained via [framegenius] shortcode

  • Another animated gallery obtained via [framegenius] shortcode

  • An animated gallery obtained via [framegenius] shortcode

Installation

  1. Upload imaGenius folder to the /wp-content/plugins/ directory
  2. Activate the plugin through the ‘Plugins’ menu in WordPress
  3. Place the short-code in your posts or pages

For Multisite installation do not activate the plugin in the network, do it from every single site’s administration panel.

Read the full English/Italian documentation here

FAQ

Can I use my own texture with this plugin?

Easy peasy! I encourage you to experiment and modify every single part of the frames, so you can put your texture in the /wp-content/plugins/imagenius/images/ folder; name it as you want, but remember that only .png files are accepted, your image must end with this extension. Now you can put the name of your texture in the texture="" parameter of [framegenius] shortcode and look at the fancy result!

Instance:[framegenius texture=”my-fancy-texture”]imagelink.jpg[/framegenius]

Can I set different default values, size value for example?

As you learned from documentation, default size value is setted to 225px, find 225 number in the imaGenius.php file and change it as you want. In this way, if you know what size fits well in your site, you’ll be able to recall the function without specify the size value! Same process for effects, filters and textures.

IMPORTANT: At moment there are four functions in the file, so you have to apply changes singularly for every frame kind you want set default values. Don’t panic, it’s easy, every function name recall the frame type that change (Instance: polaroid_shortcode values influences polaroid frame default parameters).

EVEN MORE IMPORTANT: This kind of modding, at moment, refresh every time the plugin will be updated. Be patient, soon I will be able to store all your modifications, I’m working on this way! 🙂

I’ve installed and activated the plugin in a Multisite WordPress installation, but I’m not able to see it in the single’s site administration, why?

If you install the plugin in the Network DON’T ACTIVATE IT DIRECTLY FROM THERE. Go in every single’s site administration panel and activate the plugin from there.

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Contributors & Developers

“imaGenius” is open source software. The following people have contributed to this plugin.

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Changelog

1.1 – All CSS and Textures fixed

1.2 – CSS file name/path changed

1.3 – Path issues fixed

1.4 – [framegenius] texture path issues fixed

1.5 – Autolocate /images/ path for better texture usage

1.6 – Corrected Enqueue errors

1.7 – Parameter align for right alignment. [simplegenius] shortcode added in order to use effects and filter without frames. WordPress 3.8 compatible.