This plugin allows you to kill (remove) the Quam Plures toolbar so it is not displayed while allowing the install owner to choose if it can be turned back on on a per blog basis. The toolbar is only removed from the front-end blogs and not the admin.

Settings, Settings, & Settings

Plugin Settings:

• Allow Per Blog Settings: This setting enables the per blog settings. If you want to remove the toolbar from all blogs then leave this unchecked.

User Settings:

• This plugin has no user settings.

Blog Settings:

• Display Toolbar: Use this to enable or disable the toolbar on a per blog basis.

Widget Settings:

• This plugin has no widget settings.

More Info, Credits & Links

More Info:

• No additional information provided by the author.

Credits:

• Author: Hacking Quam Plures

Links:

• Plugin Homepage: Toolbar Killer Plugin
• Twitter: Lee Turner on Twitter
• Quam Plures

You can download this file and more from the Hacking Quam Plures plugin repository

The Twitter Follow Button is a small widget which allows users to easily follow a Twitter account from any webpage. This plugin allows you to add the Twitter follow button to your site. It is implemented as a widget so you can place it in any container.

Settings, Settings, & Settings

Plugin Settings:

• This plugin has no plugin settings.

User Settings:

• This plugin has no user settings.

Blog Settings:

• This plugin has no blog settings.

Widget Settings:

• Twitter username: This is the username of the Twitter account.
• Show Follower Count: Specifies whether to display the follower count.
• Follow Button Language What language would you like your twitter follow button to be?

More Info, Credits & Links

More Info:

• As this is implemented as a widget you can add multiple instances to your site and each of them can have different settings. For example, if your blog is dedicated to a team of people, each person could have their own twitter follow button.

Credits:

• Author: Hacking Quam Plures

Links:

• Plugin Homepage: Twitter Follow Button Plugin
• Twitter: Lee Turner on Twitter
• Quam Plures

You can download this file and more from the Hacking Quam Plures plugin repository

This plugin allows you to display RSS feeds in your posts. You can include multiple RSS feeds in the same post. To use the plugin all you need to do is add the following code to your posts:

[zrssfeed:id:feed_url]

The id is a unique identifier for the RSS feed. This can be anything you like but must be unique within your blog posts - especially if you are including multiple RSS feeds. The feed_url is the actual url of the feed you are wanting to display. Note that this is not the url of the website the feed is from but the actual url of the feed itself.

Settings, Settings, & Settings

Plugin Settings:

• Limit: This specifies the number of feed items to return.
• Header: If this is checked, the header section containing the feed name and link are included.
• Feed Title Size: This allows you to specify the side of the title using the standard html header tags.
• Show Date: If selected, the feed date section is included.
• Show Content: If selected, the feed description is included.
• Show Snippet: If selected the snippet short description is displayed if available.

User Settings:

• This plugin has no user settings.

Blog Settings:

• This plugin has no blog settings.

Widget Settings:

• This plugin has no widget settings.

More Info, Credits & Links

More Info:

• No additional information provided by the author.

Credits:

• Author: Hacking Quam Plures

Links:

• Plugin Homepage: ZRSSFeed Plugin
• Twitter: Lee Turner on Twitter
• Quam Plures

You can download this file and more from the Hacking Quam Plures plugin repository

Markdown is a text-to-HTML conversion tool for web writers created by John Gruber. Markdown allows you to write using an easy-to-read, easy-to-write plain text format, then convert it to structurally valid XHTML (or HTML). This plugin allows you to write your Quam Plures blog posts using markdown syntax. When the post is displayed on your site it will be automatically converted to html.

Settings, Settings, & Settings

Plugin Settings:

• This plugin has no plugin settings.

User Settings:

• This plugin has no user settings.

Blog Settings:

• This plugin has no blog settings.

Widget Settings:

• This plugin has no widget settings.

More Info, Credits & Links

More Info:

When your markdown is converted into html to be displayed on your blog, the paragraph tags <p> will be included. Because of this you might want to disable the 'Auto P' plugin that is designed to add the paragraph tags into your posts automatically.

Credits:

• Author: Hacking Quam Plures
• This plugin uses code from the PHP Markdown project by Michel Fortin

Links:

• Plugin Homepage: Markdown Plugin
• Twitter: Lee Turner on Twitter
• Quam Plures

You can download this file and more from the Hacking Quam Plures plugin repository

The Hello Bar is a simple web toolbar that engages users and communicates a call to action. This plugin allows you to add the Hello Bar to your blogs.

Settings, Settings, & Settings

Plugin Settings:

• The first hello bar number: The first number in the bit that looks like "new HelloBar(1111,2222);
• The second hello bar number: The second number in the bit that looks like "new HelloBar(1111,2222);
• NoScript text: The Hello Bar is displayed via javascript. This setting controls what do you want displayed if the user has javascript turned off?
• Location of hello bar code: This setting controls where on your blog you want the Hello Bar code to go. You can choose just after the <body> tag or just before the </body> tag. If you are not sure then leave it just before the </body> tag.

User Settings:

• This plugin has no user settings.

Blog Settings:

This plugin provides the same blog settings as the plugin settings to enable you to specify a different hello bar on each of your blogs. There is also an extra setting in the blog settings to allow you to enable or disable hello bar on a per blog basis. For example - if you have 6 blogs on your installation and you want the same hello bar on all but two of them, specify that hello bar in the plugin settings and override it for the other two by using the blog settings.

• Enable Hello Bar: Use this to enable or disable Hello Bar on a per blog basis.
• The first hello bar number: The first number in the bit that looks like "new HelloBar(1111,2222);
• The second hello bar number: The second number in the bit that looks like "new HelloBar(1111,2222);
• NoScript text: The Hello Bar is displayed via javascript. This setting controls what do you want displayed if the user has javascript turned off?
• Location of hello bar code: This setting controls where on your blog you want the Hello Bar code to go. You can choose just after the <body> tag or just before the </body> tag. If you are not sure then leave it just before the </body> tag.

Widget Settings:

• This plugin has no widget settings.

More Info, Credits & Links

More Info:

• No additional information provided by the author.

Credits:

• Author: Hacking Quam Plures

Links:

• Plugin Homepage: HelloBar Plugin
• Twitter: Lee Turner on Twitter
• Quam Plures

You can download this file and more from the Hacking Quam Plures plugin repository

The Follow Button is a new and innovative way to provide a simple button to allow your readers to follow you on Twitter. The button includes the ability for your readers to see your reach or influence through Twitter Grader, your engagement through Twitalyzer and your growth through Twitter Counter. This plugin allows you to add the Tweetmeme follow button to your site. It is implemented as a widget so you can place it in any container.

Settings, Settings, & Settings

Plugin Settings:

• This plugin has no plugin settings.

User Settings:

• This plugin has no user settings.

Blog Settings:

• This plugin has no blog settings.

Widget Settings:

• Twitter username: This is the username of the Twitter account.
• Style: Normal, Compact or Square. Go here to see what the different styles look like - http://help.tweetmeme.com/2010/02/23/follow-button/
• Square Size If you have selected "Square" as the style, enter how big you would like the square to be. If empty it defaults to 32

More Info, Credits & Links

More Info:

• I’m seeing a ? instead of my Twitter profile picture, what do I do?: This means that you haven’t set the twitter username in the widget settings.
• As this is implemented as a widget you can add multiple instances to your site and each of them can have different settings. For example, if your blog is dedicated to a team of people, each person could have their own tweetmeme follow button.

Credits:

• Author: Hacking Quam Plures

Links:

• Plugin Homepage: Tweetmeme Follow Button Plugin
• Twitter: Lee Turner on Twitter
• Quam Plures

You can download this file and more from the Hacking Quam Plures plugin repository

The Tweetmeme retweet button is for website and blog publishers that want to encourage their audience to retweet their content on twitter. The Tweetmeme plugin will place the Tweetmeme retweet badge in your blog posts

Settings, Settings, & Settings

Plugin Settings:

• Twitter username: This is the username of the Twitter account. Leave this blank to get a retweet of "RT @tweetmeme <title> <link>". Fill it in and get "RT @yourname <title> <link> (via @tweetmeme)"
• Style: Normal or Compact. Go here to see what the different styles look like - http://tweetmeme.com/static.php?page=button
• Top or Bottom: Do you want the Tweetmeme retweet badge at the top or bottom of your blog posts?
• Left or Right: Do you want the Tweetmeme retweet badge to the left or right hand side of your blog posts?
• URL Shortener: Choose which URL shortener you want to use
• API Key: If your URL shortener has an api key (for your own account) enter it here
• Default Hashtags: A comma separated list of default hashtags to add to the end of the tweet. You don't need the # as these will be added for you.
• Spaces: The amount of empty space to leave at the end of the tweet. A number between 0 - 30.

User Settings:

• This plugin has no user settings.

Blog Settings:

• This plugin has no blog settings.

Widget Settings:

• This plugin has no widget settings.

More Info, Credits & Links

More Info:

• When a post is displayed with the Tweetmeme retweet badge included the whole thing is cached by b2evolution to make displaying the post faster in the future. Therefore if you want to change the location of the retweet badge using the above settings you will need to clear the cache before the changes will be reflected in your posts. You can do this by going to the Tools -> Misc tab and clicking on the link called 'Delete pre-renderered item cache'.
• If your Tweetmeme retweet badge is not looking or working like you expect then please head over to the Tweetmeme FAQ page. This will answer a few of the comon questions like why you are seeing a ? in your retweet badge and why the retweet badge is white and not green. If you can't find an answer there then head over to the plugin homepage and post a question to the blog and I will try to answer it the best I can.
• The position of the Tweetmeme retweet badge is controlled by its own custom css file that ships with the plugin. This css file can be found in the folder /plugins/tweetmeme_plugin/css/tweetmeme.css and can be edited to further tweak the position of the badge in your specific skin. The whole badge is wrapped in a div with a class called tweetmeme_plugin and the left and right possitions are controlled with classes called tweetmeme_left and tweetmeme_right.

Credits:

• Author: Hacking Quam Plures

Links:

• Plugin Homepage: Tweetmeme Plugin
• Twitter: Lee Turner on Twitter
• Quam Plures

You can download this file and more from the Hacking Quam Plures plugin repository

The Fancybox plugin adds the fancybox media viewer from http://www.fancybox.net to your blog allowing you to use it within your posts. Here is the description from the fancybox website: FancyBox is a tool for displaying images, html content and multi-media in a Mac-style "lightbox" that floats overtop of web page. It was built using the jQuery library. It can display images, HTML elements, SWF movies, Iframes and also Ajax requests

Settings, Settings, & Settings

Plugin Settings:

• Enable "mouse-wheel" navigation: Using fancybox you can make the media (images etc) in your posts into a gallery. Tick this setting if you want to allow your visitors to use their mouse-wheel to scroll through your gallery items.
• Fancybox JQuery Selector: The fancybox JQuery selector determines how fancybox will interact with the media on your site. This plugin comes with two pre-set selectors (see below). If you know a little about fancybox and JQuery you will be able to further configure fancybox using this setting but you can use it as is if you prefer.

User Settings:

• This plugin has no user settings.

Blog Settings:

• This plugin has no blog settings.

Widget Settings:

• This plugin has no widget settings.

More Info, Credits & Links

More Info:

This plugin comes with two pre-set selectors. These are:

$("a.fancybox").fancybox({
        'transitionIn'  :   'elastic',
        'transitionOut' :   'elastic',
});

$("a.fancybox_group").fancybox();

This means that to use fancybox for a single image all you need to do is add a class called 'fancybox' to the link to the image. Something like this:

<a class="fancybox" href="http://link-to-larger-image.jpg">
    <img src="http://link-to-thumbnail.jpg" />
</a>

To make a gallery of images all you need to do is add a class called 'fancybox_group' to the links and a rel="groupname" to define the groups. Something like this:

<a class="fancybox_group" rel="group1" href="http://link-to-larger-image1.jpg">
    <img src="http://link-to-thumbnail1.jpg" />
</a>
<a class="fancybox_group" rel="group1" href="http://link-to-larger-image2.jpg">
    <img src="http://link-to-thumbnail2.jpg" />
</a>
<a class="fancybox_group" rel="group2" href="http://link-to-larger-image3.jpg">
    <img src="http://link-to-thumbnail3.jpg" />
</a>
<a class="fancybox_group" rel="group2" href="http://link-to-larger-image4.jpg">
    <img src="http://link-to-thumbnail4.jpg" />
</a>
<a class="fancybox_group" rel="group2" href="http://link-to-larger-image5.jpg">
    <img src="http://link-to-thumbnail5.jpg" />
</a>

The above html code will create two galleries of images, group1 with two images and group2 with three images.

Credits:

• Author: Hacking Quam Plures
• Uses the Fancybox Library

Links:

• Plugin Homepage: Fancybox Plugin
• Twitter: Lee Turner on Twitter
• Quam Plures

You can download this file and more from the Hacking Quam Plures plugin repository

The Webmaster Plugin allows you to add verify meta tags from the major search engine webmaster tools along with installing and manage analytics code on your site. Currently this plugin supports Google webmaster meta tag and Google Analytics. The meta tags and analytics code will be added to every page on your site and the plugin gives you the ability to control where on your pages the analytics code is places and whether you want to track admin users (that are logged on).

Settings, Settings, & Settings

Plugin Settings:

Meta Tag Options

• Google Webmaster: Enter the content of the meta tag as specified in Google Webmaster. This will look like a string of random letters and numbers. The bit you are looking for is the content="" bit in the meta tag: <meta name="google-site-verification" content="jfnaDFsadADjdklaskj3v23nbksa34SADK76"/>

Analytics Options

• Google Analytics _uacct / pageTracker code: Enter the code you obtained from Google. The code is in the form UA-1234567-1
• Track page load times: If this is selected then the google analytics code to track page load speeds will be included.
• Location of analytics code: Where do you want the analytics code to go? If you are not sure then leave it to in the <head> section. Only applies to your blog, not the admin.
• Add analytics scripts to admin pages: If ticked this will add the analytics code to the admin pages.
• Track admin users: If checked, visits to blog pages by members of admin groups are also tracked.

User Settings:

• This plugin has no user settings.

Blog Settings:

• This plugin has no blog settings.

Widget Settings:

• This plugin has no widget settings.

More Info, Credits & Links

More Info:

• No additional information provided by the author.

Credits:

• Author: Hacking Quam Plures
• This plugin contains code from the original Google Analytics plugin for b2evolution.

Links:

• Plugin Homepage: Webmaster Plugin
• Twitter: Lee Turner on Twitter
• Quam Plures

You can download this file and more from the Hacking Quam Plures plugin repository