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= Installation =

 1. Upload the 'travelog' folder from this archive to your /wp-content/plugins/ folder on your webserver.
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<h4>Installation</h4>
<ol>
<li>Upload the ‘travelog’ folder from this archive to your /wp-content/plugins/ folder on your webserver.</li>
<li>Active the “Travelog” plugin in WordPress’s Site Admin Plugins page.</li>
<li>Modify your WordPress theme so that location information is displayed for posts in summary view. The easiest way to do this is to use the standard Travelog output function, travelog_summary_info(). This is done by adding the following code to your index.php file, right after the post title section. For the default theme, you would change:</li>
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<p>Make similar modifications to archive.php and search.php. Alternatively, You can create your own customized location information output using the Travelog’s PHP functions, which are listed and described below.  4. Modify your WordPress theme so that location information is displayed for posts in detail view. The easiest way to do this is to use the standard Travelog output function, travelog_single_info(). This is done by adding the following code to your single.php file, right after the post date information. For the default theme, you would change:</p>
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<p>Again, you can create your own custom output using Travelog’s PHP functions listed and described below.  5. Review the Travelog options by clicking on Travelog on the Options page sub-menu of WordPress’s Site Admin.  6. Start adding locations to your Travelog by clicking on Travelog on the Manage page sub-menu of WordPress’s Site Admin</p>
<h4>Components</h4>
<ul>
<li>Travelog Options: This page let’s you control some basic setting about how your Travelog works. You can access this page by clicking on Travelog in the sub-menu on the Options page of WordPress’s Site Admin.</li>
<li>Travelog Locations Manager: This page shows summary information for the locations in your Travelog. You can access this page by clicking on Travelog in the sub-menu on the Manage page of WordPress’s Site Admin.</li>
<li>Travelog Location Editor: This page lets you update/change any of the information associated with a location, and optionally shows an embedded map of the location. To access this page, click the ‘Edit’ link next to the location you want to edit in the Travelog Location Manager.</li>
<li>Travelog Categories Manager: This page lets you add/edit/remove Travelog categories to help keep your Travelog organized. To access this page, go to the Travelog Location Manager, and click on the ‘Categories’ tab just below the main menus.</li>
<li>Travelog’s ‘Edit Post’ Component: This form is attached to the ‘Edit Post’ page and allows you to select which location to associate with the post you’re editing, or optionally create a new location to associate with that post. To access this, follow normal post editing procedure, either go to the Site Admin’s Manage page and click on the post to edit, or click the edit link that appears below the post on your blog while you are logged in as an administrator.</li>
</ul>
<h4>Usage & License</h4>
<p>The Travelog plugin is licensed under the GPL (the same license that WordPress uses), and to sum it up, you can freely use, distribute and modify this plugin however you desire. If you do use it on your site, I’d appreciate you [http://www.sublimity.ca/2005/09/01/travelog/#coments leaving a comment on my site] telling me what you think about it, but it’s more to satisfy my curiousity about what ends up happening to this little project of mine than anything else, so it’s not a big deal.</p>
<p>If you find any bugs (I’m sure there are some in here), or have ideas about things you’d like to see in future releases of this plugin, [http://www.sublimity.ca/2005/09/01/travelog/#coments  please let me know] (especially if you’d like to help implement them). I’ll do my best to implement suggestions, but I can’t make any rock-solid promises as there is more to life than coding…</p>
<h4>Change Log</h4>


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