< error messages > 404

开发者	xlvii
更新时间	2024年11月28日 07:06
PHP版本:	7.2 及以上
WordPress版本:	6.7.1
版权:	GPLv2 or later
版权网址:	版权信息

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1.0.1

详情介绍:

< error messages > is an experimental collection by artist m0dest, designed to reimagine the 404 page as a digital canvas. Rather than leading visitors to a dead end, this plugin showcases a unique artwork from the < error messages > NFT collection on OpenSea. Each 404 page serves as a space for human connection and reflection, encouraging a new way to experience the internet. Features:

Fetches and displays a random piece of artwork from the < error messages > collection on each 404 page load.
Customizable texts for the 404 message, including the main heading, introductory message, and button texts.
Provides users with options to go back, view the homepage, or see the full artwork collection on OpenSea.

安装:

Upload the < error messages > plugin folder to the /wp-content/plugins/ directory, or install it through the WordPress Plugins screen directly.
Activate the plugin through the 'Plugins' screen in WordPress.
Go to Settings > Error Messages 404 Setting to customize the 404 page text and other options.

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常见问题:

What does this plugin do?

The plugin replaces your 404 error page with artwork from the < error messages > collection, providing a unique visual experience each time a user encounters a missing page.

How does it fetch artwork from OpenSea?

The plugin uses OpenSea’s API to fetch and display random NFT artwork from the < error messages > collection. You can change to your own API key in the plugin settings for security.

How do I customize the 404 page text?

Navigate to Settings > Error Messages 404 Setting in your WordPress dashboard, where you can update the main heading, introductory message, and other options.

Will the artwork display immediately?

Due to the external API call, the artwork may take a second or two to load. A loader text will display while the artwork is loading.

更新日志:

1.0

Initial release with customizable text and random artwork fetch from the < error messages > collection.