11/12/2006 ↓

SpringWidgets Plugin

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I had written about the code generated by SpringWidgets not being XHTML compliant.

For users of WordPress I have made available of a plugin that will save you the trouble of figuring out the valid code.

Simply download, install and activate the SpringWidgets plugin.

Add <?php if (function_exists('echo_springwidgets')) echo_springwidgets(); ?> where you want to display the widget.

As usual you have a lot of customization options available in Options > SpringWidgets

Read more and download the SpringWidgets plugin »

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