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A plugin that allows you to show off your website portfolio through a single page on your wordpress blog with automatically generated thumbnails. To show your portfolio, create a new page and paste [wp-portfolio] into it.

Features Include:

• Automatically generated website thumbnails (to save you hassle)
• Ability to fully customise the layout (through HTML and CSS) if required.
• The option to use a custom image rather than a screenshot (e.g. for showing off graphic design work).
• Support for grouping entries to categorise your work.
• and more!

The plugin requires you to have a free (or paid) account with Shrink The Web if you wish to generate the thumbnails dynamically. Please read the first FAQ about account types to learn more.

However, you do not need an account with ShrinkTheWeb to use this plugin if you capture screenshots of your websites yourself. Just can capture your own screenshots as images, upload those images to your website, and then link to them in the Custom Thumbnail URL field.

This plugin also requires PHP5 or above.

About the Author

Dan Harrison is a blogging fanatic, who has been running WordPress on all of his websites for years. Dan is a UK WordPress Developer, and runs a web development agency, specialising in WordPress development and design, such as creating new WordPress plugins and templates.

Problems and Support

Please check the frequently asked questions page if you have any issues. As a last resort, please raise a problem in the WP Portfolio Support Forum on WordPress.org, and I'll respond to the ticket as soon as possible. Please be aware, this might be a couple of days.

Comments and Feedback

If you have any comments, ideas or any other feedback on this plugin, please leave comments on the WP Portfolio Support Forum on WordPress.org.

Requesting Features

I offer a feature for a fee policy. This means if you wish to have a new feature added, you can pay a small fee, and we'll add that particular feature to the plugin. Any features that are paid for are shared with the community. This helps to cover our costs of developing and supporting the plugin.

You can pay for requested features on the WP Portfolio Fee for Features page. Payment are handed by Paypal for simplicity. If you are prepared to wait rather than pay for a new feature, I do welcome feature ideas, which can be left on the WP Portfolio Support Forum on WordPress.org.

This plugin is licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0.