Cloudy Tags
This widget displays a tag cloud for you. The difference between this plugin and all the other tag-cloud plugins is that this one makes the tags cloudy. All the other tag clouds are not cloudy.
No, it’s not really that big of a deal, but it was fun to play with the text-shadow CSS property just to see if it could be done.
Steps to install this widget:
- Download the plugin zip file or go to the official WordPress site.
- Upload the `cloudy-tags` directory to your Plugins directory (usually `/wp-content/plugins/`)
- Login to your WordPress blog
- Find the `Plugins` menu option at your dashboard
- Use it to activate the Cloudy Tags plugin
- Find the `Appearance` menu option at your dashboard
- Select it, then select `Widgets`
- Drag Cloudy Tags over to your sidebar configuration and set it up. This is for the sidebar widget.
- Find the `Settings` menu option at your dashboard.
- Select it, then select `Cloudy Tags`
- Change the configurations there too, if you would like. This is for non-sidebar widget use (posts, pages, template code, etc.).
- To use the non-widget tag cloud, type “[cloudytags]” somewhere in a post or page, or type “non_widget_cloudy_tags();” somewhere in your template code.
There may or may not be a tag cloud in the sidebar. In case there is not, here is the non-widget tag cloud.
December 15th, 2009 at 11:58 pm
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January 5th, 2010 at 6:53 am
It works well. Thank you.