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Timestamp:
11/22/2009 10:15:07 AM (17 years ago)
Author:
James Eggers
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  • portfolleo/trunk/readme.txt

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    1 Plugin Name: Portfolleo
    2 Plugin URI: http://jameseggers.com/portfolleo
    3 Description: Portfolleo is a Simple, Intuitive Portfolio Plugin for Wordpress.
     1=== Portfolleo ===
     2Contributers: James Eggers
     3Tags: portfolleo, portfolio, james, eggers, ajax, jquery, easy
    44Version: 1.2
    5 Author Name: James Eggers
    6 Author URI: http://jameseggers.com/
     5Requires at least: 2.0
     6Tested up to: 2.8
     7Stable Tag: 1.2
    78
    89Copyright 2009  James Eggers  (email : james@jameseggers.com)
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    2425///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
    2526
     27== Description ==
    2628This plugin is very simple. Portfolleo is a plugin that was designed from
    2729the ground up to be very easy to use. It creates a very sophisticated portfolio
    … …  
    5557Also, in case your wondering, all the photos you upload are stored in the wp-content/portfolleo directory,
    5658they stay on your server.
     59
     60== Installation ==
     61
     62        1) Put the 'Portfolleo' folder in your 'plugins' folder in your
     63           wordpress directory.
     64           
     65        2) Go into the wordpress admin panel and active the plugin the
     66           plugin in the plugin's pane.
     67           
     68        3) Create a page called 'portfolio' and put <div id="slidesContainer"></div>
     69           in it, this is very important.
     70           
     71        4) Go to the Portfolleo pane, the link should be in the nav menu in the
     72           wordpress admin panel.
     73
     74== Frequently Asked Questions ==
     75
     76        = Why can I not see the left and right arrows on my portfolio? =
     77       
     78Try editing the css, every theme is different and the arrows may be spaced to far or
     79to close together. The css file is in /wp-content/plugins/portfolleo/static/css/style.css.
     80
     81        = The form says that my slide has been added, but nothing has happened? =
     82
     83This is most likely because you did not put <div id="slidesContainer"> </div> in the
     84portfolio page, make sure you use the html editing mode.
     85
     86== Screenshots ==
     87
     881. Home screen for Portfolleo.
     89
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