[{"name":"Socicon","slug":"socicon","version":"1.5.1","author":"Erica Franz","author_profile":"https://profiles.wordpress.org/ericakfranz/","requires":"3.5.1","tested":"6.0.9","requires_php":false,"requires_plugins":[],"rating":80,"ratings":{"1":1,"2":0,"3":0,"4":0,"5":3},"num_ratings":4,"support_threads":0,"support_threads_resolved":0,"downloaded":7041,"last_updated":"2022-08-21 5:01am GMT","added":"2015-09-12","homepage":"https://fatpony.me/plugins/socicon/","sections":{"description":"

The easiest way to add the social icon font Socicon to your WordPress site! Instant access to over 100 social icons, Socicon is a lightweight alternative to FontAwesome for displaying social icons.

Usage

See the Socicon Documentation for instructions on using Socicon on your WordPress site.

Icons

The following icons are available with Socicon:

500px
8tracks
Airbnb
Alliance
Amazon
Amplement
Android
AngelList
Apple
App.net
Baidu
Bandcamp
Battle.net
beam
BeBee
Bebo
Behance
Blizzard
Blogger
Buffer
Chrome
Coderwall
Curse
Dailymotion
Deezer
Delicious
DeviantArt
Diablo
Digg
Discord
Disqus
Douban
Draugiem
Dribbble
Drupal
eBay
Ello
Endomodo
Envato
Etsy
Facebook
Feedburner
Filmweb
Firefox
Flattr
Flickr
Formulr
Forrst
Foursquare
FriendFeed
GitHub
Goodreads
Google
Google Scholar
Google Photos
Google+
Grooveshark
HackerRank
Hearthstone
Hellocoton
Heroes of the Storm
Hitbox
Horde
Houzz
icq
identi.ca
IMDb
Instagram
Issuu
iStock
iTunes
KeyBase
Lanyrd
Last.fm
LINE
LinkedIn
LiveJournal
Lyft
macOS
Mail
Medium
Meetup
Mixcloud
Model Mayhem
Mumble
Myspace
Newsvine
Nintendo
npm
Odnoklassniki
OpenID
Opera
Outlook
Overwatch
Patreon
PayPal
Periscope
Persona
Pinterest
Play
Player
Playstation
Pocket
QQ
Quora
RaidCall
Ravelry
Reddit
Renren
ResearchGate
Resident Advisor
ReverbNation
RSS
ShareThis
Skype
SlideShare
SmugMug
Snapchat
Songkick
SoundCloud
Spotify
Stack Exchange
Stack Overflow
StarCraft
StayFriends
Steam
Storehouse
Strava
StreamJar
StumbleUpon
Swarm
TeamSpeak
TeamViewer
Technorati
Telegram
TripAdvisor
TripIt
Triple J
Tumblr
Twitch
Twitter
Uber
Ventrilo
Viadeo
ViewBug
Vimeo
Vine
VKontakte
Warcraft
WeChat
Weibo
WhatsApp
Wikipedia
Windows
WordPress
Wykop
Xbox
Yahoo
Yammer
Yandex
Yelp
YouNow
YouTube
Zapier
Zerply
Zomato
Zynga

\n","installation":"

Install Socicon either through your WordPress Plugins screen or by uploading the files to the /wp-content/plugins/ directory on your server.
Activate Socicon.
Begin adding Socicon icons throughout your site!

\n","changelog":"

v1.5.1

Version bump, compatible with WordPress 6.0.1

v1.5.0

Compatible with WordPress 4.8.1
Added Icons: BeBee, Hitbox, ReverbNation, Formulr, Discord, Issuu, Firefox, Chrome, Opera, Battle.net, Warcraft, Diablo, Hearthstone, Heroes of the Storm, Overwatch, StarCraft, Keybase, LiveJournal, Etsy, Google Photos, Google Scholar, Zapier, ResearchGate, WeChat, Strava, LINE, Lyft, Uber, Songkick, ViewBug, Google Groups, Blizzard, HackerRank, npm

v1.4.0

Compatible with WordPress 4.5
Add Icons: Medium, Telegram, OpenID, Amplement, Viber, Tomato, Quora, Dragiem, Endomondo, Filmweb, Stackexchange, Wykop, Teamspeak, Ventrilo, Raidcall, Mumble, Younow and Teamviewer.
Update Socicon font files

v1.3.3

Fix PHP Notice: Use of undefined constant screen – assumed ‘screen’ in /wp-content/plugins/socicon/socicon.php on line 17

v1.3.1

Version bump, compatible with WordPress 4.4
Update plugin screenshots

v1.3.0

Add Icons: Snapchat, Weibo, Douban, Baidu, QQ, Renren, Google, Yandex, eBay, IMDb, StayFriends, DEEZER, ShareThis, band camp, iTunes and Resident Advisor.
Remove Icon: Chime.in
Update Socicon font files
Update organization of icons in stylesheet for easier maintenance.
Add support for class ‘socicon-google-play’ to display Play Store icon.

v1.1.0

Add Icon: Ravelry
Update Icons: Google+, YouTube
Update CSS for better font-rendering

v1.0.2

FIX: Chime.in icon CSS

v1.0.1

Add Icons: WhatsApp, Storehouse, icq, Model Mayhem, iStock, AngelList and Periscope.

v1.0.0

Version bump for first stable release
Add Gulp and Sass
Make CSS selectors more specific to prevent conflicts

v0.1.1

Serve minified CSS file.

\n","screenshots":"

$\"Socicon$
Socicon Icons 1-24
$\"Socicon$
Socicon Icons 25-48
$\"Socicon$
Socicon Icons 49-72
$\"Socicon$
Socicon Icons 73-96
$\"Socicon$
Socicon Icons 97-109
$\"Socicon$
Socicon includes the WordPress logo
$\"Socicon$
Socicon also includes useful icons such as Mail so you can use Socicon for sharing links.
$\"Looking$
Looking to display a PayPal payment link on your site? Use Socicon to display a PayPal icon for quick identification.
$\"Even$
Even RSS feed links can use Socicon’s RSS icon!

"},"short_description":"The easiest way to add Socicon, the social icon font, to your site!","download_link":"https://downloads.wordpress.org/plugin/socicon.1.5.1.zip","screenshots":{"1":{"src":"https://ps.w.org/socicon/assets/screenshot-1.jpg?rev=1316038","caption":"Socicon Icons 1-24"},"2":{"src":"https://ps.w.org/socicon/assets/screenshot-2.jpg?rev=1316038","caption":"Socicon Icons 25-48"},"3":{"src":"https://ps.w.org/socicon/assets/screenshot-3.jpg?rev=1316038","caption":"Socicon Icons 49-72"},"4":{"src":"https://ps.w.org/socicon/assets/screenshot-4.jpg?rev=1316038","caption":"Socicon Icons 73-96"},"5":{"src":"https://ps.w.org/socicon/assets/screenshot-5.jpg?rev=1316038","caption":"Socicon Icons 97-109"},"6":{"src":"https://ps.w.org/socicon/assets/screenshot-6.png?rev=1316038","caption":"Socicon includes the WordPress logo"},"7":{"src":"https://ps.w.org/socicon/assets/screenshot-7.png?rev=1316038","caption":"Socicon also includes useful icons such as Mail so you can use Socicon for sharing links."},"8":{"src":"https://ps.w.org/socicon/assets/screenshot-8.png?rev=1316038","caption":"Looking to display a PayPal payment link on your site? Use Socicon to display a PayPal icon for quick identification."},"9":{"src":"https://ps.w.org/socicon/assets/screenshot-9.png?rev=1316038","caption":"Even RSS feed links can use Socicon’s RSS icon!"}},"tags":{"font":"font","icon":"icon","social-font":"social font","social-icon":"social icon"},"versions":{"1.5.0":"https://downloads.wordpress.org/plugin/socicon.1.5.0.zip","1.5.1":"https://downloads.wordpress.org/plugin/socicon.1.5.1.zip","trunk":"https://downloads.wordpress.org/plugin/socicon.zip"},"donate_link":"","icons":{"1x":"https://ps.w.org/socicon/assets/icon-128x128.png?rev=2772999","2x":"https://ps.w.org/socicon/assets/icon-256x256.png?rev=2772999"}},{"name":"Travelmap","slug":"travelmap","version":"1.5","author":"Marcus Andersson","author_profile":"https://profiles.wordpress.org/mediascreen/","requires":"2.7","tested":"3.2.1","requires_php":false,"requires_plugins":[],"rating":66,"ratings":{"1":1,"2":0,"3":0,"4":1,"5":1},"num_ratings":3,"support_threads":0,"support_threads_resolved":0,"downloaded":11803,"last_updated":"2011-11-24 9:01pm GMT","added":"2010-10-16","homepage":"http://travelingswede.com/travelmap/","sections":{"description":"

Travelmap helps you show your travels on a Google map in any post or page. Add places you have visited or plan to visit to show them connected on a world map.

Add arrival dates to automatically show your current position and where you have been so far. Map markers and city names can be linked to a custom url – for example a blog post, wikipedia entry or Flickr album. Geocoding is done automatically based on city and country – but if you need to you can override with your own coordinates.

The maps and lists can be customized using shortcode attributes. There is a full list of available options under the installation tab.

See Travelmap in use
\nThe plugin homepage
\nTravelmap forum at Uservoice

\n","installation":"

Upload plugin-name.php to the /wp-content/plugins/ directory
Activate the plugin through the ‘Plugins’ menu in WordPress
Place shortcodes in the posts or pages where you want to show the map or list:
\nFor the map:
\n [travelmap-map]
\nFor the list:
\n [travelmap-list]
Add places you want to show. You will find the plugin options page under settings > Travelmap

Setting the map size

The map width is 100% of the containing element. If you want another width you simply style its parent with css. Use the shortcode attribute height to set the height of the map. Default is 300px.
\n [travelmap-map height=500]

Setting the map mode

Choose between roadmap, satellite, hybrid or terrain. Default is roadmap.
\n [travelmap-map mapmode=”hybrid”]
\nMore on Google maps mapmodes

Showing partial maps/lists

Your can show only some of your places by using shortcode attributes first and/or last. This is handy if you have done several trips and want to show them in separate posts or pages.
\n [travelmap-map first=5 last=15]
\nThis works for the list as well:
\n [travelmap-list first=5 last=15]

The numbers are the row numbers from the plugin options page. Different maps can have overlapping numbers. If you add places before the row you have used as first attribute somewhere you obviously need to change that attribute.

You can also use negative numbers for both start and end to count backwards from the last entry.
\n [travelmap-map first=-15]
\nwill show a map with the last 15 entries

You can also use dates to show partial maps. Use first and last with dates instead:
\n [travelmap-map first=2010-01-01 last=2010-12-31]

The ‘last’ parameter is optional in both cases.

Hiding lines or markers

It is possible to turn of either markers or lines in the map by setting them to false in the options:
\n [travelmap-map lines=false]
\n [travelmap-map markers=false]

Turning off marker numbering

You can remove all numbers from markers:
\n [travelmap-map numbers=false]

Reversing order

The attribute reverse can be used to reverse the order of the map or the list. Note that the reversal is the last thing that’s done – so other options are applied before the order is changed.
\n [travelmap-map reverse=true]
\n [travelmap-list reverse=true]

Setting custom date format

Arrival dates in the list is shown in the format the blog uses as default. To change the date format you can use the attribute “dateformat”
\n [travelmap-list dateformat=”F j, Y”]
\nMore on date formats

Questions or suggestions?

Please use the Travelmap forum at Uservoice

\n","changelog":"

1.5

Added clickable markers – all markers with urls are now clickable
Added option to choose mapmode (roadmap/satellite/hybrid etc)
Added check for dates before showing arriving column
Added option to set custom date format for lists (blog setting format is default)
Added negative numbers to first/last to make it easier to show the N:th latest destinations
Added option to reverse order for list and map
Added option to turn off numbers on the markers
Added ssl setting for map pages
Added editable versions of marker files for people who whant to change them
Refactored to static class structure and added better documentation
Fixed “disappearing map controls”-bug
Fixed datepicker bug on new rows
Fixed uninstall error
Fixed lat/lng rounding
Updated included libraries

1.4

Fixed a bug that affected the deletion of rows in IE
Fixed a major geocoding bug that could cause some pretty random geocoding results
Fixed a bug that could cause extra slashes to appear in city and coutry fields
Fixed a minor bug that could cause the datepicker widget to disappear
Added custom markers for 1-99 in tree different colors to replace the standard lettered marker
Added possibility to split maps/lists based on dates as well as row order
Added shortcode options for hiding markers or lines
Added autofocus on first input field when editing or adding row
Added save on enter/return when editing fields
Adjusted z-index to ensure that the (black) current marker always never is hidden by other markers

1.3.1

Fixed geocoding bug. Changed to using LatLng functions instead of private variables.

1.3

Added shortcode options for showing subset of places in maps and lists
Added row numbering to list in options page
Improved security checks before saving data

1.2

Added jQuery-ui datepicker to date field
Improved layout stability of admin table
Changed standard colors for markers and lines

1.1

Fixed race condition that sometimes saved before geocoding
Improved first use, hides public maps/lists if there is no data
Updated text on options page

1.0

Added drag and drop for locations
Changed server response code to 401 for nonce missmatch

\n","screenshots":"

$\"The$
The map with lines and markers active
$\"The$
The plugin admin page

"},"short_description":"Generates a map of your travels in any post or page based on a list of places.","download_link":"https://downloads.wordpress.org/plugin/travelmap.1.5.zip","screenshots":{"1":{"src":"https://ps.w.org/travelmap/trunk/screenshot-1.jpg?rev=1538898","caption":"The map with lines and markers active"},"2":{"src":"https://ps.w.org/travelmap/trunk/screenshot-2.jpg?rev=1538898","caption":"The plugin admin page"}},"tags":{"map":"map","maps":"maps","travel":"travel","travel-blog":"travel blog","trip":"Trip"},"versions":{"1.0.1":"https://downloads.wordpress.org/plugin/travelmap.1.0.1.zip","1.1":"https://downloads.wordpress.org/plugin/travelmap.1.1.zip","1.2":"https://downloads.wordpress.org/plugin/travelmap.1.2.zip","1.3":"https://downloads.wordpress.org/plugin/travelmap.1.3.zip","1.3.1":"https://downloads.wordpress.org/plugin/travelmap.1.3.1.zip","1.4":"https://downloads.wordpress.org/plugin/travelmap.1.4.zip","1.5":"https://downloads.wordpress.org/plugin/travelmap.1.5.zip","trunk":"https://downloads.wordpress.org/plugin/travelmap.zip"},"donate_link":"https://www.paypal.com/cgi-bin/webscr?cmd=_donations&business=marcus%40mediascreen%2ese&item_name=Travelmap","icons":{"default":"https://s.w.org/plugins/geopattern-icon/travelmap.svg"}},{"name":"J-Flickr","slug":"j-flickr","version":"1.0","author":"John Noel","author_profile":"https://profiles.wordpress.org/chaostangent/","requires":"2.5","tested":"2.9.2","requires_php":false,"requires_plugins":[],"rating":0,"ratings":{"1":0,"2":0,"3":0,"4":0,"5":0},"num_ratings":0,"support_threads":0,"support_threads_resolved":0,"downloaded":1525,"last_updated":"2010-02-14 2:03am GMT","added":"2009-04-29","homepage":"http://japanographia.com/j-flickr/","sections":{"description":"

J-Flickr is designed to be as unintrusive as possible in giving you access to the Flickr API service. This means that you are not limited to the methods you can call or hamstrung by the output of the plugin. If you want to search for photos with an Attribution License uploaded last year then you can, just as you can get a list of your public contacts or talk to the Flickr Pandas. Essentially you construct the shortcode as if making an API call and then either use one of the existing general templates or make your own! The templates are in XSL and operate directly on the XML sent back from Flickr so you’re never wanting for data that other plugins may not expose.

Examples

Get a list of photos updated in April 2009:

[flickr method=\"photos.recentlyUpdated\" min_date=\"2009-04-01\" extras=\"license,geo,tags\"]\n

Get the photos from a specific group pool:

[flickr method=\"groups.pools.getPhotos\" group\\_id=\"57342295@N00\" per\\_page=\"25\" page=\"4\"]\n

Get the comments for a specific photo with a custom template:

[flickr method=\"photos.comments.getList\" photo\\_id=\"3459139116\" max\\_comment_date=\"2009-04-01\" jflickr\\_template=\"commentTemplate\"]<h3>Thanks</h3>\n

Many thanks to Fabien MARTY for his PEAR Cache_Lite work.

Future

I had originally intended to include a web-based template editor with version 1.0 but decided that it muddied the purity of what I was trying to achieve. J-Flickr is still very much a developer led plugin and it seemed an odd usage of time for fluffy UI elements, especially for a 1.0 release.

In no particular order:

Admin template manager
Proper, remote API key validation
WP Media integration
Tighter error checking of prerequisites (writable cache directory etc.)
Better error reporting than silence or crunchy PHP output
Authentication support

These should all be included in a 2.0 release although the development of that will likely depend on interest (if any) of this version.

\n","installation":"

You should have some form of XSL support included in your PHP installation. If you are using any version of PHP above 5 you don’t need to worry; if you are using PHP 4 then you will need to have the XSLT module installed.
Upload this directory to your plugins directory. It should create ‘wp-content/plugins/j-flickr/’.
It is strongly advised that you make the ‘wp-content/plugins/j-flickr/cache’ directory writable by the web server so that API query results can be cached. The WordPress Codex contains in-depth instructions on how to go about this.
WordPress users should go to their Plugins page and activate “J-Flickr”.
J-Flickr will not work until you have a Flickr API key. If you already have one go to Settings->J-Flickr and put it into the box. If you do not yet have a key, you can apply for one.
It’s also probably a good idea to put in your Flickr username so that you can use the {{username}} macro in templates.

\n","faq":"\n

Can I use method x?

You can use any method of the Flickr API that doesn’t require authentication. Some methods make more sense than others to use, if a method doesn’t return any output then you’re using the plugin for the wrong thing.

How do I define my own templates?

There is a ‘templates’ directory within the plugin directory that contains a selection of XSL templates. The included ones are for the (what I would imagine) are the most used result sets but making your own is as easy as creating a valid XSL template and dropping it and then using it (see the Examples section).

If you wish for a certain method to always use a certain template just name the template after the method sans the ‘flickr.’ prefix, e.g. for the method ‘interestingness.getList’ name your file ‘interestingness.getList.xsl’. Case sensitivity will be based on your hosts file system.

What is the template priority?

If you define a template in the shortcode this will be used before all others, if one is not defined or the file does not exist then the plugin will search for a method template, if that doesn’t exist it will fallback to the general templates. The ‘photos.xsl’ template is the standard and should not be deleted.

What is the cache for?

The cache exists to be friendly to Flickr, they’ve been awesome enough to provide a solid API so you should be friendly back to them by not hammering the service. Essentially every shortcode instance you put in your blog is an API call, if the cash didn’t exist then every request for a page with the shortcode would be an API request. So say you have 5 front page posts each with one shortcode instance, if 1000 visited in a day, thats 5000 API requests just for the homepage.

You are responsible for managing the number of connections and queries to the Flickr API

What is a good cache time?

I’ve set the default to be 1 day as that’s plenty of time between requests. The higher the value the better really, so if you only update your Flickr account at weekends then feel free to set it to 5 days (432,000 seconds) or longer.

\n\n"},"short_description":"J-Flickr provides shortcode (e.g. [flickr key="value"]) syntax access to the Flickr API.","download_link":"https://downloads.wordpress.org/plugin/j-flickr.1.0.2.zip","screenshots":[],"tags":{"api":"api","flickr":"flickr","j-flickr":"j-flickr","jflickr":"jflickr","photos":"photos"},"versions":{"1.0":"https://downloads.wordpress.org/plugin/j-flickr.1.0.zip","1.0.1":"https://downloads.wordpress.org/plugin/j-flickr.1.0.1.zip","1.0.2":"https://downloads.wordpress.org/plugin/j-flickr.1.0.2.zip","trunk":"https://downloads.wordpress.org/plugin/j-flickr.zip"},"donate_link":"http://chaostangent.com/j-flickr/","icons":{"default":"https://s.w.org/plugins/geopattern-icon/j-flickr.svg"}},{"name":"RSS Stream","slug":"rss-stream","version":"1.0.3","author":"Ricardo González","author_profile":"https://profiles.wordpress.org/rickgc/","requires":"2","tested":"2.3.3","requires_php":false,"requires_plugins":[],"rating":0,"ratings":{"1":0,"2":0,"3":0,"4":0,"5":0},"num_ratings":0,"support_threads":0,"support_threads_resolved":0,"downloaded":14007,"last_updated":"2009-08-06 5:31pm GMT","added":"2008-02-01","homepage":"http://rick.jinlabs.com/code/rss-stream","sections":{"description":"","installation":"

Drop rss-stream folder into /wp-content/plugins/ and activate the plug in.

\n"},"short_description":"RSS Stream displays your social feeds in a lifestream way.","download_link":"https://downloads.wordpress.org/plugin/rss-stream.zip","screenshots":[],"tags":{"lifestream":"lifestream","microblogging":"microblogging","rss":"rss","social":"social","twitter":"twitter"},"versions":{"0.1":"https://downloads.wordpress.org/plugin/rss-stream.0.1.zip"},"donate_link":"http://rick.jinlabs.com/donate/","icons":{"default":"https://s.w.org/plugins/geopattern-icon/rss-stream.svg"}}]

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