WP-iGoogle
Posted in WordPress, iGoogle and tagged with Google, iGoogle, WordPress, WordPress plugin, WP-iGoogle on 01/25/2009 07:47 pm by adminCreate a dynamic Google gadget for your WordPress Blog. People can add your gadget to iGoogle or to their other pages across the web. When users add your gadget to their iGoogle homepage, they’ll see your content each time they visit Google. Your Google gadget will show your latest posts sorted by date and an avatar image (your Gravatar).
Version 1.1 : max number of displayed posts is set to 20.
Version 1.2 : add screenshot (gravatar), thumbnail (gravatar) and scrolling to your iGoogle gadget.
Live Demo
To add my gadget to your iGoogle page, click the Google button below.
or by adding my gadget to your webpage you will get:
Usage
Go to Admin panel => Settings => WP-iGoogle.
Download
From Wordpress site
Author
Roya .K
Customize your gadget
• To change the size of your avatar : open igoogle.php in a text editor and change the value of $size=60;
• To change the background color of your gadget: open igoogle.php in a text editor and change :
#content_div{background:#fff;}.
You can also add a background image :
#content_div{background: url(’http://…./stars.gif’) no-repeat top; }.
• To change the summary length open root.php in a text editor and decrease or increase “38″. This value control the summary length.
• To use another email address for your gravatar , open igoogle.php in a text editor and replace :
$email = $user_info->user_email;
with:
$email = ‘your_another_email@ouiouiouinon.com’;
More
WP-iGoogle with Tabs
Questions
• John said : I am trying out you iGoogle plugin, but I cant get any feed on my iGoogle.
=> To work correctly, the plugin needs to read a file called root.php?t=.xml . This file contains your latest posts. As an example here is my own root.php?t=.xml :
http://www.royakhosravi.com/wp-content/plugins/wp-igoogle/root.php?t=.xml
When I try to access your root.php?t=.xml file I get the following error message:
Error 500 … The problem is on the server side, not with your browser or the address. Most probably, a certain service (e.g., Tomcat engine) is down. Please contact your webmaster.
So, the problem does not come from the plugin.
Solution : Please open /wp-content/wp-igoogle/igoogle.php file in a text editor and replace the following code:
<?php echo $source_url; ?>
with :
http://your_Wordpress_site.com/?feed=rss2
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