Description
Advanced Tagline gives the option to have multiple taglines for your blog and display them at random or sequentially with each page view.
Typical uses:
- Random Quotes
- Song Lyrics
- “Tip of the day” style help
Features
- Sequential or random display
- Easily edit active taglines
- Easily add/remove taglines
- Batch import (csv), overwrite or append
- Export to csv
- Each tag can have an optional link
- Store plugin data using get_option and update_option
- Uses ‘get_header’ action and ‘bloginfo’ filter to help avoid theme editing
- Can be used as a widget
Version 1.5.3
* Fixed conflicts with other plugins / admin features
Version 1.5.2
* Fixed a bug regarding the proper selection of the Options > Display Mode setting in admin. The value saves correctly, but it would always display with Standard selected.
Version 1.5.1
* Adjusted CSS to avoid conflicts with other parts of WordPress admin (namely widget management system. Thanks to @zaneselvans)
* Switched to use jQuery that is bundled with WordPress to avoid jQuery.noConflict()
Version 1.5
- Switched from mootools to jQuery. This should help with some of the conflicts reported with other plugins and WP 2.7.
- Uses ajax for all changes (except import)
- Export to CSV
Version 1.4.4
- Changed
advtag_get_tagline([$echo = TRUE])toadvtag_get_tagline([$show_link = TRUE [, $echo = TRUE]]). In some cases, even though your tagline has a link, you might not want to show it, such as in the<title></title>tag. In cases like this, useadvtag_get_tagline(FALSE)rather thanbloginfo('description')orbloginfo('advtag').
Version 1.4.3
- Fixed Internet Explorer bugs
- Fixed typos
Version 1.4.2
- Added option to replace blog description/tagline or stand alone (previous versions only replaced)
- Advanced Tagline can now be used as a widget
Version 1.4.1
- Fixed a bug causing Advanced Tagline to appear in the plugins list twice
- Fixed a bug causing sequential mode to skip every other tagline if Advanced Tagline <1.4 was previously installed and the call to
advtag_next_tagline()wasn’t removed
Version 1.4
- Tagline links may now have an optional target
- Implemented ‘get_header’ action and ‘bloginfo’ filter to greatly simplify installation
Version 1.3
- Fixed a bug that skipped the first tagline in sequential mode
- Fixed display if no link is specified to skip the anchor tag
- Fixed batch import to accept lines with one column (no link)
- Remove screenshots from package
- Visual style changes to blend better with WordPress admin styles
Installation
- Upload the ‘advanced-tagline’ folder to the ‘/wp-content/plugins/’ directory
- Activate the plugin through the ‘Plugins’ menu in WordPress
- Configure your taglines through Settings -> Advanced Tagline
- The plugin now replaces bloginfo(‘description’) so most themes won’t need to be edited
- If you wish to keep your blog description where it is, select ‘Standalone’ in the mode configuration and insert the following code into your theme:
<?php bloginfo('advtag'); ?>
NOTE: After installing 1.4 or later, you can safely remove the following php code from your themes if you added it as a result of installing a previous version:
<?php if (function_exists("advtag_next_tagline")) { advtag_next_tagline(); } ?><?php if (function_exists("advtag_get_tagline")) { advtag_get_tagline(); } ?>
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