Alex Furr

simon.ward

IMPORTANT MESSAGE: Much to our disappointment, LinkedIn have changed their policy on the profile info available via their API. This means that this plugin is now only able to display a few parts of your profile. Any unavailable fields will be greyed-out in your admin settings page. Hopefully LinkedIn will change their minds!
You can display:
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<li>Profile picture</li>
<li>Full name</li>
<li>Job title / headline</li>
<li>Industry</li>
<li>Location</li>
<li>Positions held</li>
<li>Primary email</li>
<li>Link to your public profile on linkedin.</li>
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LinkedIn LITE allows a blog admin to authenticate their linkedIn profile for public display on the site. In Multisite mode it allows a single set of API keys to work across the entire multisite network.
Features:
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<li>Choose which parts of your profile to display.</li>
<li>Show your profile in pages and posts by using a shortcode.</li>
<li>Show your profile in sidebars using the widget.</li>
<li>Multisite options – Ability to run on a multisite network with just 1 set of API keys.</li>
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The plugin uses the LinkedIn API, to use it you will need a set of API keys. This is easy to set up and all instructions are included in the plugin.
IMPORTANT INFO FOR MULTISITE NETWORK USAGE:
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Put the plugin in the regular ‘plugins’ folder.
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In order to use a single set of API keys for the network you must activate the plugin on the root blog, this will add a new admin page into the Network-Admin ‘Settings’ menu where you can use your API key and secret key.
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LinkedIn Lite

Display your LinkedIn profile in a page, post or the sidebar  of your blog. Has a network mode for multisite installations.

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