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开发者 stringfold
更新时间 2009年2月21日 08:46
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PHP版本: 2.5 及以上
WordPress版本: 2.7.1

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详情介绍:

Enhance your blog by creating multiple, three-level alphabetical indexes of your posts based on any combination of post title, author, extract, tags, categories, or custom fields of your choice. Select which posts are included in your indexes using a combination of categories and tags, display them in up to four columns on a single page or over multiple pages. For example, the AZIndex plugin can be used to: Full list of features: IMPORTANT NOTE: This is still a BETA release, meaning that while the plugin is stable and has undergone considerable testing, you may encounter some bugs as new features and code are added. I have not been able to test all the plugin's features on all combinations of WordPress versions, browsers, databases, and PHP versions, so some problems could remain on some of the many possible configurations. The best thing to do is just give it a try! Please read the Other Notes section before installing. If you try this plugin and like what you see, email to azindex@englishmike.net or visit the AZIndex Plugin Feedback Page to provide your feedback. Whether you're reporting a bug, requesting a new feature, or just wanting to make a comment, I will be happy to hear from you. Stay up-to-date with all the important information and updates about AZIndex by subscribing to the AZIndex Announcements Mailing List.

安装:

Installation Instructions: For WordPress 2.7 and above:
  1. Navigate to the Plugins >> Add New page in your blog's administration section.
  2. Search for AZIndex.
  3. Click Install and follow the on-screen instructions.
For older versions of WordPress:
  1. Download the plugin zip file.
  2. Upload the plugin contents into your WordPress installation's plugin directory.
  3. The plugin's .php files and readme.txt should be installed in the 'wp-content/plugins/azindex/' directory.
  4. From the Plugin Management page, activate the AZIndex plugin.
(Note: if you haven't installed the One Click Plugin Updater plugin by Janis Elsts yet, then what are you waiting for?) Getting Started (these instructions are for WordPress 2.7 and above):
  1. To create a new index, go to Tools >> AZIndex and click on the 'Add New' link.
  2. Enter a title for your index and select the options you want.
  3. Click the 'Add Index' button and a new index, along with a new unpublished blog page, will be created.
  4. To view the contents of your new index page, go to Pages and preview the page from there.
  5. Make sure you try out all the options. They can be used to tailor the look and feel of the index to your satisfaction.
  6. Once you are happy with the results, publish the index page (from Pages) so your users can access it.
  7. Hint: Consider using custom fields in your posts to set the headings and sub-headings of your index. For example, if you are indexing book reviews you have posted, you can create an index that uses custom fields to access the authors' names as headings, and the book titles as sub-headings. That way you can have a well organized index without having to mess with the titles of your reviews.