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Smilies Themer Toolbar
Smilies Themer Toolbar provides a toolbar to easily add custom smilies to comments.
It integrates with Smilies Themer plugin, and therefore requires it.
You can change your smilies theme in your blog, and the toolbar is automagically updated!
Installation
- Download and install Smilies Themer plugin (required)
- Download Smilies Themer Toolbar v1.4.1
- Extract the files in the .zip archive, and upload them (including subfolders) to your /wp-content/plugins/ directory
- Activate the plugin through the ‘Plugins’ menu in WordPress
- Enjoy!
Note: if you like the smilies theme in this page, you can download it here.
Theme integration
By default, Smilies Themer Toolbar is placed after the comments form, but if you want to put it in a nicer position, don’t worry, it isn’t that difficult.
Edit your theme and put this code where you want to show the toolbar:
<?php if (function_exists('sm_toolbar_show')) sm_toolbar_show();?>
Changelog
- 1.4.1 - Improved compatibility in admin page with WP<2.7
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1.4
- New feature: Now the smilies toolbar in the admin area works also with the HTML editor.
Fixed some javascript errors in the previous release.
Now the script is loaded only when needed. - 1.3 - New feature: movable smilies box in admin area, when writing a new post. Move it where you want (WP>=2.7)
- 1.2.1 - Fixed compatibility with WP 2.6 in admin page.
- 1.2 - Fixed compatibility with WordPress 2.6
I’m having issues!
Start reading the FAQ, and if your issue still isn’t solved, try to comment this page.
License
Smilies Themer Toolbar is released under a GPL v3 license.
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circa 8 mesi fa
circa 8 mesi fa
Hello,
I’m already using version 2.8 of wp in my blog. The toolbar works perfectly when writing a post and it shows in comments but somehow the images don’t show up in the comments after publishing them (they do in the posts).
circa 8 mesi fa
@Keiko: hi, can you please give me the URL of your blog? I need to test my plugin posting some comments…
circa 8 mesi fa
I don’t know if you got my comment but the URL is the one I wrote in the website space.
circa 8 mesi fa
@Keiko: ok, but at that site you are using WP Grins, and not Smilies Themer+Smilies Themer Toolbar.
You must disable WP Grins in order to make it work with our plugins
circa 8 mesi fa
I disabled wp-gins now and enabled Smilies Themer and your plugin but it doesn’t work u.u I didn’t have both running at the same time or anything. Can you check now?
circa 7 mesi fa
the smilies show up, but they aren’t clickable – what do I have to do? thanks in advance!
circa 7 mesi fa
@gabs: I checked at your site, and I noticed something wrong:
In your comments.php file from your theme, you have something like this:
As you can see, there are 2 textareas, and one is hidden. Replace that with this:
and your issue should be fixed.
circa 7 mesi fa
@Keiko: I retried now (I was on holiday :-)) but you’re still using wp-grins, I cannot check it.
circa 7 mesi fa
Great plugin, i have two questions:
1. I have a guestbook where i want to have the smileys but I don´t want them on the regular comments in my blog. Is it possible to remove them from this template?
2. I can´t insert the same smiley two times after each other. The second smiley-adress refers to re regular wp-cataloge. Can I override this.
circa 7 mesi fa
Hi I’ve been trying to use the plugin..but even after uploading and activating it.. i don’t see the toolbar
help!
circa 7 mesi fa
I can’t seem to make it work that I just disabled it
circa 7 mesi fa
circa 7 mesi fa
Doesn’t work with WP 2.8.2
circa 7 mesi fa
@Birgitta: 1) you should make this question to Smilies Themer’s author: my plugin only provides the smilies toolbar.
2) I know about this issue: but it also appears on a clean Wordpress installation, disabling all plugins. It is a Wordpress core issue.
@-GoenRock-: actually it works on WP 2.8.2 (as you can see on this blog). It could be an issue with your theme or some conflict with other plugins.
@aBIGwhale: You changed your theme, didn’t you? There was something wrong with your old theme: you have two input fields for the comments (one was hidden via CSS). However you could retry if it works with your new theme.