Description
This plugin makes it easy to administer and display matches (sports or otherwise) with a neat widget.
Screenshots
What the widget looks like with the default stylesheet. Everything is easily customisable via CSS. 
The options page where you set the number of upcoming matches to display in the widget as well as information about your own team. 
The administration of opponent teams. 
The administration of matches, past and upcoming.
Installation
- Upload the
matchesfolder to the/wp-content/plugins/directory - Activate the plugin through the ‘Plugins’ menu in WordPress
- Drag the ‘Matches’ widget to where you want it using the widget menu in WordPress. For templates without widget support you can place
<?php if(function_exists('matches_display_widget')) { matches_display_widget(); } ?>in your template files. - Modify
widget.cssin the plugin directory to style the widget to your liking
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Contributors & Developers
“Matches” is open source software. The following people have contributed to this plugin.
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Changelog
0.5
- You can now choose to display timestamps in the visitor’s own timezone.
- It now registers as a “real” widget meaning you won’t need to add any PHP code to the template. The old code still works for backwards-compatibility and for templates without widget support.
- Match links open in a new tab/window (target=”_blank”).
- Added a per-match override setting for home/away match.
- Modified the area the match link covers slightly to make it less ambiguous.
0.4
- Date and time format can now be changed in the settings.
0.3
- First public release.
- Code clean-up.
- Database-related match link fix.
- Stylesheet overhaul.
0.2
- Code clean-up.
- Added match link.
0.1
- Initial in-house release.