开发者 | bluebridge |
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更新时间 | 2015年1月20日 09:12 |
PHP版本: | 3.8 及以上 |
WordPress版本: | 4.0.0 |
版权: | GPLv2 or later |
版权网址: | 版权信息 |
Free Version FeaturesWhat's in the Commercial Version?
- 1 page design. No page loads keeps your audience's attention and browsing your work.
- Mobile friendly. Your portfolio will detect mobile phones and flatten out to display cleanly, loading less resources and optimizing for those screens. You can preview the mobile view by flipping a switch in "Settings."
- Video Integration. Simply add a video link to Vimeo or YouTube to turn a focus image into a video launcher.
- Share icon functionality integrated.
- Custom fields. Call out specific elements of a portfolio item (e.g. "Year", "Type", "Market", etc.).
- Compact display of unlimited items.
- Intuitive Interface. Pizzazz uses the same interface as WordPress categories and posts, so it's easy to figure out what goes where.
- Use HTML elements like lists, images, and links in your item descriptions.
- Width sensitive. Depending on the width of your content area, Pizzazz will adjust the display of items to keep things looking clean even when there isn't much room to do so.
- Search Friendly. Portfolio content loads on the page using the short code and not via Ajax, so it's indexable by search engines.
wp-content/plugins/
directory of your WordPress installation[pizzazz]
into it.Edit a post/page that you want your portfolio to appear on and paste [pizzazz]
into it.
The plugin requires WordPress 3.5 and higher. Beyond this, your server must have the PHP GD library installed (most servers do.)
No, the plugin will use whatever image you give it at those dimensions for the main slide and will use the thumbnail created by WordPress for the thumbnail image.
Yes, setting up a portfolio is a snap. However, it will take you longer than that to determine what you should put in your portfolio and come up with your images and copy. We can help you present it, but we can't tell you what to put in it. :)
Yes, we recommend that you make all of your images the exact same dimensions. Pizzazz will structure the portfolio to accommodate the largest text and image in the portfolio, but things look best when your images and copy are consistent sizes. Because of this, it's best to upload some sample copy images into the plugin to determine what sizes you want before you begin building your portfolio in earnest. That way, you know approximately what you need at the beginning and don't have to go back to gather content or images if something doesn't look right.
You can use whatever elements you normally use in posts and pages: images, list, links and other common HTML tags.
Current versions of all major browsers are supported.
You can request support here: (https://wordpress.org/support/plugin/pizzazz). Please note that this is community support and we help out as we can. The premium version has ticket based support available for dedicated help.
Pizzazz is the baby of Blue Bridge Development, a web development firm based out of Portland, Oregon. We built it because we are interested in helping other creative professionals and freelancers build their business and saw an opportunity to do so by improving web based portfolios.