WP-Supersized remote XML wordpress plugin resources analysis
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| Name | WP-Supersized remote XML |
| Version | 1.2 |
| Author | Martin Proffitt |
| Rating | 0 |
| Last updated | 2013-02-13 02:24:00 |
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Great! WP-Supersized remote XML plugin ads no tables to your Wordpress blog database.This plugin enables remote access to wp-supersize xml feeds in order to allow galleries to be shared across multiple wordpress sites.
This plugin is primarily designed to be used with NextGen galleries but will also display wordpress galleries.
The XML file can be found remotely by accessing http://example.com/?wp-ss-xml. This will display the default options available to all feeds as an XML file.
To access a particular gallery:
NextGen galleries: Simply paste the feed URL into the XML tab on the page you wish the gallery to be displayed. The gallery will become active when the plugin recognises the "gallery=" parameter NextGen automatically generates.
Alternatively you may specify the parameter directly by calling the URL as: http://example.com/?wp-ss-xml&nggallery=2
Wordpress galleries For a wordpress gallery to be displayed it must be published on a given page. simply point the XML tab at http://example.com/?wp-ss-xml&wpgallery=
Custom galleries If you wish to share a custom gallery, again it must first be published. to share it remotely paste http://example.com/?wp-ss-xml&customgallery=
All options available to WP-Supersize can be over-ridden using the remote xml file either by passing them in to the URL or posting them to the site via a form.
Example: http://www.example.com/?wp-ss-xml&customgallery=1&slideshow=1&autoplay=1&transition=2
