So WordPress 2.8 breaks this plugin slightly. The front-end (public facing) features work fine, but for some reason enqueuing the jQuery UI library I use in the admin no longer enqueues the necessary CSS as well. In fact, as far as I can tell, those CSS files are not being distributed with 2.8 at all.
I’m considering some options, including distributing those CSS files directly with my plugin, however this solution is not optimal because it could cause issues with future updates. I’ll keep looking for a good solution.
Check back here–I’ll be releasing an update as soon as possible.
I just tested out the plugin using a WordPress MU installation, and everything worked. MU admins, feel free to make this plugin available to your users!
I’ve just released a minor update to WP-Phototagger. Changes include:
Admin javascript fixes–this should fix the issues people have been reporting when adding new tags
PHP4 compatibility –this plugin is now fully working in PHP4.x!
I’m excited to announce the release of my first WordPress Plugin, the WP-Phototagger: Facebook-like phototagging functionality for WordPress!
This is a BETA release. I could really use some help testing. I already know this plugin is incompatible with some themes, especially if they use CSS classes like *{}. Sometimes this breaks the location of the tags. If your theme is doing this, you’ll know as soon as you post your first tagged image. I’m working on fixing this, perhaps in a future release.
Instructions here.
Download here.
Special Thanks: Jeff Yustman & #wordpress
