Abandoned Plugins or Plugin Requests

That’s a very nice offer, thank you ??
I might be wrong but I remember seeing a Codex page with “abandoned” plugins. Just have to find it.

Maybe MichaelH will come around…

Yeah, but I only got around to adding CQS to that page:
User:MichaelH/Orphaned_Plugins_needing_Adoption

I would suggest joining the wp-hackers email list and ask if anyone there has a plugin they want to spin-off ??

https://lists.automattic.com/mailman/listinfo/wp-hackers

The Another Flickr plugin is awesome, I love and miss that one. No word from the original developer for that one since January.

Here’s the original page from where it can be downloaded:

https://www.lukeh.com/?p=141

CQS has at least two updates:
– one with UTW tags combined
– one more modest one

Plugin #1: TTFTtitles

This plugin is rewrite/replacement of the Image Headlines plugin.

Plugin Page: https://templature.com/2007/10/18/ttftitles-wordpress-plugin/

Stay tuned for #2.

The plugin is not dead but I want to use https://www.joshgerdes.com/blog/projects/simpleflickr-plugin/ this plugin for my website, but I need it to return the original size for the flickr images, not the medium which is standard. I asked the original developer but says he didn’t have the time. It can be done I just don’t know php well enough to try it on my own, if you could figure it out for me I would appreciate it

TTFtitles is awesome by the way. Thank you for this effort. Very productive since I was finally forced to switch from Image Headlines, you provided a critical replacement here.

It would be really nice if you had a better documentation for people making the switch. Mainly if you could give the code for the TTF template tags WITH the recommended conditional (the thing that tells it IF FUNCTION EXISTS…) because without this, someone’s blog completely breaks if the plugin is briefly deactivated.

For me, the code I’m talking about looks something like this (took me 2 days to figure this out because I’m new with the PHP stuff)

<?php if (function_exists('the_ttftitle')) {  the_ttftitle($before="", $after="", $echo=true, $style="YOUR-STYLE-NAME-HERE"); } ?>

thanks again for making this possible