November 25th, 2007
Update: PhotoQ v1.2 is a newer version of the same plugin but offering more features. Please check out and download the new version instead of this one, you won’t regret it.
This latest version of PhotoQ WordPress Photoblog Plugin brings two new features: the possibility to include the description of a photo directly in the content of the post and the option to have PhotoQ truly resize an uploaded picture instead of delegating this to the web browser.
This post only covers changes in version 1.1.5b. For a full picture and more details on PhotoQ please check out the post “PhotoQ WordPress Photoblog Plugin v1.1b - Now Including Batch Uploads”.
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November 4th, 2007
Update: PhotoQ v1.2 is a newer version of the same plugin but offering more features. Please check out and download the new version instead of this one, you won’t regret it.
This new version of PhotoQ Wordpress Photoblog Plugin now fully supports Wordpress tags introduced with WP 2.3. You will find a new field for entering tags when uploading your photos to the PhotoQ queue.
This post only covers changes in version 1.1.3b. For more details on PhotoQ please check out the post “PhotoQ Wordpress Photoblog Plugin v1.1b - Now Including Batch Uploads”.
If you already used PhotoQ and entered tags by using its Meta Fields functionality, please read on the see how you can import these tags.
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October 14th, 2007
Update: PhotoQ v1.2 is a newer version of the same plugin but offering more features. Please check out and download the new version instead of this one, you won’t regret it.
This is the first major update of PhotoQ, a Wordpress photoblog plugin that makes your photoblogging life easier. PhotoQ is most suited for “one photo a day”-style web pages i.e., classical photoblogs.
This new version makes maintaining a photoblog even easier. Instead of uploading your photos one by one you can now mass upload several photos at the same time thanks to the new batch upload functionality. PhotoQ places uploaded photos in a queue which gives you a convenient way to manage photos to be posted. The plugin then gives you the possibility to have the top of the queue automatically posted at a given interval. In short, PhotoQ was designed to automate and simplify your photo posting process as much as possible. It takes away the hassle of browsing uploaded image files and embedding them into posts: You simply upload your photo to the queue and enter desired information about the photo. PhotoQ then automatically generates the post based on this information.
An example of a photoblog running on Wordpress and PhotoQ can be found at http://www.whoismanu.com.
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October 7th, 2007
Update: PhotoQ v1.1b is a newer version (compatible with both, Wordpress 2.3 and earlier Wordpress 2 versions) of the same plugin but offering more features. Please check out and download the new version instead of this one, you won’t regret it.
This update makes PhotoQ compatible with Wordpress 2.3. Users of Wordpress versions prior to 2.3 should not update and stick to the previous version (1.0.1b).
January 22nd, 2007
Update: PhotoQ v1.1b is a newer version of the same plugin but offering more features. Please check out and download the new version instead of this one, you won’t regret it.
Here’s the first PhotoQ bugfix. It fixes a bug related to the way PhotoQ handled paths. Everyone intending to use PhotoQ is strongly recommended to update to this new version. To download this version of the PhotoQ wordpress photoblog plugin click here.
January 11th, 2007
Update: PhotoQ v1.1b is a newer version of the same plugin but offering more features. Please check out and download the new version instead of this one, you won’t regret it.
PhotoQ is a Wordpress photoblog plugin that makes your photoblogging life easier. It is most suited for “one photo a day”-style web pages i.e., classical photoblogs.
In essence, PhotoQ allows you to manage your future posts in a queue. The plugin then gives you the possibility to have the top of the queue automatically posted at a given interval. PhotoQ also takes away the hassle of browsing uploaded image files and embedding them into posts: You simply upload your photo to the queue and enter desired information about the photo. PhotoQ then automatically generates the post based on this information.
An example of a photoblog running on Wordpress and PhotoQ can be found at http://www.whoismanu.com.
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