The easy to customize and install plugin that will display the websites that you have recently stumbled upon. Place it in the sidebar, header, footer, or even on your forehead...it's your choice! This plugin allows you to choose exactly how your item is displayed and how many websites you want to show.
Download
Ready to download the StumbleCrumble plugin? We have prepared this in a .zip format for your use. Please review the
license before you downlaod. By downloading this file, you agree to the terms of service.
Installation
Ready to download and install the StumbleCrumble wordpress plugin? Follow this simple list of instructions for a simple, and successful installation.
- Download the plugin from our website
- Upload the file named "stumblecrumble.php" to the wp-content/plugins directory
- Activate the plugin through the Wordpress administration panel
- Integrate it!
If you have problems then seek
support or
contact us.
Integration
This simple guide will teach you how to make the plugin work:
- Open
wp-content/themes/[yourtheme]/sidebar.php
- Choose where in the sidebar you would like the recent sites to appear
- Before that line, add this:
<?php if(function_exists(stumble_crumble) { stumble_crumble(); } ?>
Close and save all of the files and you are all set, but you might want to
customize it!
Customize
Here is the StumbleCrumble syntax:
<?php stumble_crumble(username, numberofitems, before, between, after, numberofchars); ?>
Replace 'username' with your username, like johnsmith or your user ID. Just like this:
<?php stumble_crumble('johnsmith, numberofitems, before, between, after, numberofchars); ?>
Replace 'numberofitems' with the number of sites that you have recently stumbled upon to be displayed:
<?php stumble_crumble('johnsmith', 10, before, between, after, numberofchars); ?>
You can take out 'before', 'between', and 'after' and replace each of them with what ever code you would like to be put before, between, and after each website link like this:
<?php stumble_crumble('johnsmith', 10, '<li>', '<br/>', '</li>, numberofchars); ?>
The 'numberofchars' is the number of characters that you would like to display for the title of each item before it becomes too long to go onto another line:
<?php stumble_crumble('johnsmith', 10, '<li>', '<br/>', '</li>', 30); ?>
If you are using the default wordpress theme then we reccomend that you set this to 30.
Don't want to fill in a value? Just leave it blank! But make sure that you
still include the quotes and the comma!
Support
Need help? If you need any help at all or would like to suggest a feature to implement into this plugin, please visit the forums or contact us.