Jeremy Visser

I have written a number of small WordPress plugins, some of which are listed here:

Tango Emotes

Tango Emotes was a plugin to replace the default smileys in WordPress with Tango-styled ones. While it worked, Jeff Waugh wrote one that was almost exactly the same, and had his uploaded to the WordPress plugin repository before me, so I recommend you use his plugin, Tango Smilies, instead.

Mini Mugshot

Mini Mugshot is a plugin that allows you to add to a WordPress post/page/sidebar the Mugshot feature of the same name.

If you have the fauxML plugin, you can insert your Mini Mugshot into any post or page. All you need to do is type:

[mugshot url]

Where url is the link to your profile page on Mugshot (you can find it simply by clicking the Mugshot logo when logged in). My Mugshot URL is http://mugshot.org/person?who=G3yH5GwMpAN1DW, so I would enter the following:

[mugshot http://mugshot.org/person?who=G3yH5GwMpAN1DW]

For different sizes/styles, you can use the following instead, which will give you the alternative styles outlined on the Mini Mugshot page:

• [mugshot-mini url]
• [mugshot-3 url]
• [mugshot-5 url]
• [mugshot-nowplaying url]

Alternatively, if you have a theme with a wide sidebar (Mini Mugshot’s width is 250 pixels), you can add your Mini Mugshot to your sidebar. Just go to Presentation → Widgets, and add the Mini Mugshot widget. Don’t forget to paste in your profile URL.

Download

To download Mini Mugshot, go to the Download page on the plugin’s listing on the WordPress.org plugin directory.