Sideways8 Simple Taxonomy Images wordpress plugin resources analysis
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| Name | Sideways8 Simple Taxonomy Images |
| Version | 0.8.4 |
| Author | Sideways8 Interactive |
| Rating | 100 |
| Last updated | 2013-06-04 05:30:00 |
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Great! Sideways8 Simple Taxonomy Images plugin ads no tables to your Wordpress blog database.This plugin was designed with themers and developers in mind. It allows for an easy way to quickly add category, tag, and custom taxonomy images to your taxonomy terms.
NOTE: This plugin is not yet intended for use by those that are not comfortable modifying their theme files and have some idea of how WordPress works. We are however working on an easy way for anyone to use this plugin so please check back later!
The admin side of things is very simple and straight forward. It adds a field to the add/edit term forms allowing you to easily add an image during the creation or editing of taxonomy terms. It also adds a column to all the taxonomy management screens so you can tell at a glance what image is attached to what taxonomy term.
To have the images show up on the site you will need to modify your theme files (for now). Just drop in one of the following functions and pass it the appropriate variables. In all examples '$tax_term' is a WordPress taxonomy term object (obtained by using a function like get_term()) and '$size' is an image size as defined by WordPress (e.g. 'thumbnail', 'medium', 'full', etc.). '$size' is optional and defaults to 'thumbnail'.
Returns an array with the following format:
$image_src => array(
'src' => URL source for the image
'ID' => WordPress attachment ID (ALWAYS check to make sure this was returned before using ID, width, or height)
'width' => Width of image (only returned if ID is returned)
'height' => Height of image (only returned if ID is returned)
);Returns php FALSE on failure.
<?php $image_src = s8_get_taxonomy_image_src($tax_term, $size); ?>Returns all the HTML needed to display the image, returns php FALSE on failure.
<?php $image_html = s8_get_taxonomy_image($tax_term, $size); ?>Same as s8_get_taxonomy_image() except it goes ahead and echos it out
<?php s8_taxonomy_image($tax_term, $size); ?>
