Taxonomy Images BETA 0.5

The Taxonomy Images plugin allows users to associate images from the Media Library to categories, tags and custom taxonomiesDisplaying Images in a Page or PostVersion 0.4 introduces a new shortcode which will display a list of all active terms of a given taxonomy. This list features the term in a second level heading , the term description in a paragraph and an intermediate version of the uploaded image floated to the left. Here is the shortcode in it's simplist form:[taxonomy_image_plugin]This will display a list of all terms in the built-in "Category" taxonomy with desriptions and images (sized as "thumbnails").If you would like to change the taxonomy, you can set the "taxonomy" argument:[taxonomy_image_plugin taxonomy="post_tags"] or `[taxonomy_image_plugin taxonomy="my_custom_taxonomy_name"]`You can also change the size of the image by setting the size attribute:[taxonomy_image_plugin size="medium"] or ``[taxonomy_image_plugin size="detail"]``Displaying Images in your Theme #1: Category, Tag + Custom Taxonomy archivesTo display the images in your theme, you will want to use the following code in the appropriate theme file. The correct file will vary depending on your theme. category.php, tag.php, archive.php are a few file that this code will work in. Please see Template Hierarchy for more information.Here we have passed to arguments to the WordPress core function do_action(). The first is taxonomy_image_plugin_print_image_html and should not be changed. The second represents the size of the image that you would like displayed. Acceptable values are: * detail * thumbnail * medium * large * fullsizeDisplaying Images in your Theme #2: Category ThumbsThe following example was inspired by this thread in the WordPress.org Support Fourms. This code can be placed inside any theme template and will produce a string of links for every taxonomy that has an associated image.$cats = get_categories();foreach ( $cats as $c ) { $url = get_category_link( $c->term_id ); $img = $taxonomy_images_plugin->get_image_html( 'detail', $c->term_taxonomy_id ); if( !empty( $img ) ) print '' . $img . '';}SupportIf you find that this plugin is has a bug, does not play nicely with other plugins or if you have a suggestion or comment, please use this link to add a new thread to the WordPress Support ForumHook it up yo!If you have fallen in love with this plugin and would not be able to sleep without helping out in some way, please see the following list of ways that you can hook it up!: * Rate it! - use the star tool on the right-hand sidebar of the homepage to tells me what you think. * Let me know if it works - Use the Compatibility widget on the homepage to let me know that the current version works with your version of WordPress. * Do you Twitter? Help promote by using this shortlink: http://bit.ly/taxonomy-images * Are you a writer? Help promote by writing an article on your website about this plugin. * Are you Super-Wicked-Awesome? If so, you can always make a donation.Installation : 1. Download 2. Unzip the package and upload to your /wp-content/plugins/ directory. 3. Log into WordPress and navigate to the "Plugins" panel. 4. Activate the plugin.

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