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Thanks, but since this is client work, I’d like to stick with the regular API for now, as per their request. Seems to me like simply being able to update an instance’s vars should be trivial?

Look for this line:

$flashtag .= '&mode='.$options['mode'];

It’s line 180 in my development copy right now, should be in that general area.

Again, I have not tested this at all…

I’ve considered it, but there are actually very few request for it. You could hack the swf to get this effect (see https://www.roytanck.com/2009/03/17/the-top-5-wp-cumulus-hacks/).

Hi mahendrattunggadewa. Could you post your blog’s url here? I’ll take a look.

The trick is to make it wider. If you adjust the width setting so the Flash movie is as wide as the widget allows, the tag cloud will center itself in that space.

This happens for me too with a blog that uses a page as home. Submitting a comment redirects the user to the list of recent posts that would normally (without the static page home setting) have made up the blog’s home page. On all underlying pages and posts it works like it should, only home page is affected.

Hi Chris. I’m looking to change my username as well, and I’m afraid moving to a new account isn’t feasible. I’d lose my entire post history, and I’m not sure the plugin subversion account isn’t somehow tied to this account. I’d like to move from this old and rather silly nickname to my real name so it’s clearer that I’m the author of my plugins when replying to support requests.

Please advice…

Hi Joe. I answered this question on my blog (where you left a comment about this too). You can filter out tags using the ‘exclude’ parameter (though the wp_tag_cloud parameters setting). For categories you’ll need to slightly hack the plugin, ad described here (hack #3).

The transparency setting is also available under Settings->WP Cumulus.

Interesting. I’ll look into that. I’m not quite sure how the movie would react if no tag sizes are found, but other than that the, output from the_tags(”,”,”) should be compatible.

The best way to do this is probably to add the flash movie to your theme, and write your own function that gets the tags and feeds them to the movie. Perhaps that function can also be in in wp-cumulus.php, but you’d need to call it within the loop.

This would work best if you use lots of tags though, Cumulus looks a lot better with many tags in it.

Yes, you can do this. The instructions are on this page: https://www.roytanck.com/2009/03/17/the-top-5-wp-cumulus-hacks/

You can add support for non-latin languages to WP-Cumulus. Please see https://www.roytanck.com/2008/08/04/how-to-add-more-characters-to-wp-cumulus/

You can pretty much get any rollover effect by editing the Tag.as class. There are two event handler functions in there that your can add things to.

Your blog has a lot of markup errors that SWFObject doesn’t handle well. You really should correct them (https://validator.w3.org/check?uri=http%3A%2F%2Fblog.crazycraven.org%2F&charset=(detect+automatically)&doctype=Inline&group=0), but you might also try WP-Cumulus’ compatibility mode, found under ‘settings->wp cumulus’.

(P.S. you most recent post is about why we don’t like IE, well, this is one reason…)

This appears to be an HTML issue, mostly. The tag cloud seems to be inside the element that contains the form. This element is centered, and rather narrow. You can either make the tag could smaller, so it’s as wide as the login form, or move it not a new element (wider, centered) underneath the form.