Alpine PhotoTile for Tumblr

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Please Note: This plugin is no longer being developed or maintained. If you are a WordPress developer, I encourage you to take this plugin and make it your own. Retrieve photos from a Tumblr user, custom Tumblr URL, or tag with the Alpine PhotoTile for Tumblr. The photos can be linked to the your Tumblr page, a specific URL, or to a Lightbox slideshow. Also, the Shortcode Generator makes it easy to insert the widget into posts without learning any of the code. This lightweight but powerful widget takes advantage of WordPress’s built in JQuery scripts to create a sleek presentation that I hope you will like. A full description and demonstration is available at the Alpine Press. Features: Display Tumblr images in a sidebar, post, or page Multiple styles to allow for customization Lighbox feature for interactive slideshow (Fancybox, prettyBox, or ColorBox) Simple instructions Widget & shortcode options Feed caching/storage for improved page loading Quick Start Guide After installing the plugin on your WordPress site, make sure it is activated by logging into your admin area and going to Plugins in the left menu. To add the plugin to a sidebar, go to Appearance->Widgets in the left menu. Find the rectangle labeled Alpine PhotoTile for Tumblr. Click and drag the rectangle to one of the sidebar containers on the right. Once you drop the rectangle in a sidebar area, it should open to reveal a menu of options. The only required information for the plugin to work is Tumblr ID. Enter this ID and click save in the right bottom corner of the menu. Open another page/window in your web browser and navigate to your WordPress site to see how the sidebar looks with the Alpine PhotoTile for Tumblr included. Play around with the various styles and options to find what works best for your site.