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Notices Ticker
This plug-in allows short notices to be displayed on your blog.
- Put the complete plug-in folder into your WordPress plug-in directory (if this doesnŐt make sense it probably isnŐt something you should be trying) and activate it.
- Define the text of your notices using the Notices form at Tools » Notices. Note that HTML is allowed in the text but be careful to avoid the
"(double quote) character, use'(single quote) instead. Each notice has these attributes: - Notice text (the notice itself).
- The number of days the notice will be valid for.
- Once created, a checkbox indicating if the notice is active.
- The date is the date the notice is valid from and is the date the notice was created (or last updated).
- Use the Notices widget (Appearance » Widgets) to show a sidebar widget that scrolls the chosen number of the most recent notices. The widget has just two options - the first (repeated from the main Settings » Notices page) the number of notices to show, and the second, a title for the widget.
- Use this
<?php put_ticker( [true | false] ); ?>in your themeŐs template files. Wheretrueorfalsedetermines if the ticker should be hidden when there are no notices to scroll. For example,<?php put_ticker(false); ?>only shows the ticker when there are notices to scroll, whereas<?php put_ticker(true); ?>always shows the ticker - even an empty one. - There is a small CSS document (
notice.css) in the plug-in folder to help style your notices ticker. The three styles defined are: .ticker- style for the text used in the notices..ticker img- style for images (use<img src=... />in the notice text) in the notices. The example lines images up with the bottom of the notice text..ticker-div- style for the ticker container.
Requires: 2.5 or higher
Compatible up to: 2.8
Last Updated: 2009-12-23
Downloads: 7,236
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