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Thomas Umstattd

stormhill

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<p>Let readers know about your upcoming book while growing your list and hitting your deadline.</p>
<h4>FEATURES</h4>
<h4>Easy-to-Update Progress Bar Widget</h4>
<p>Show off your book’s progress in style. You can add this fully customizable widget to your sidebar or any other “widgetized” area of your WordPress website.</p>
<h4>MailChimp Integration</h4>
<p>Readers can subscribe to your email list to get book updates in just a few clicks.</p>
<h4>Deadline Tracking</h4>
<p>Insert your deadline and MyBookProgress will help you stay on track. If you fall behind, MyBookProgress will do the math to tell you how many words/pages/chapters you need to write each day to catch up.</p>
<h4>Writing Statistics Dashboard</h4>
<p>The statistics dashboard can help you find out which day of the week is your most productive, and much more. Geek out as you track your writing progress with cool charts and graphs.</p>
<h4>NaNoWriMo Mode</h4>
<p>Are you writing a book as part of National Novel Writing Month? MyBookProgress has a special template to help you get your 50,000 words written.</p>
<h4>Social Media Update Generator</h4>
<p>Let your readers know about your progress on Twitter and Facebook with just a few clicks.</p>
<h4>Blog Update Generator</h4>
<p>Did you just finish your rough draft and want to update your readers about passing a milestone? MyBookProgress has a blog post generator button that will automatically start a blog post for you and insert a snapshot version of your book’s progress bar. You have full control over the content of the blog post. Include a sample of your writing or an update about why you are excited about your work in process.</p>
<h4>MyBookTable Integration</h4>
<p>MyBookProgress integrates with MyBookTable to help you get pre-orders for your book.</p>


MyBookProgress by Stormhill Media

A WordPress progress tracking plugin to help authors keep track of their progress and communicate with their readers.

axelkeller

<p>Displays a GPX track as segmented polylines, the way points and the elevation profile.<br />
Open Street Map (OSM) is used as background which can be switched between a plane view and a topographic one.<br />
The view can be changed to full screen mode. Moving the cursor over the elevation profile the corresponding point is marked on the path interactively.</p>
<p>GPX tracks uploaded to the server in advance are stored into separate repositories that are ordered according to the categories setup in wordpress.<br />
Thus different collections of tracks can be handled and the tracks choosen from.</p>
<p>During upload a GPX track can be smoothed and/or its elevation data replaced by Open-Elevation Service data.<br />
The latter is provided because many elevation data tracked by mobiles are not quite correct.</p>
<p>GPX trackpoints can be edited on the map interactively.</p>
<p><strong>Features</strong></p>
<ul>
<li>Admin page <em>GPX Files</em> for uploading tracks<br />
– Selecting category for repository<br />
– Replacing the description of the track (tag <code><name></code> in the GPX file)<br />
– Smoothing tracks during upload, thus reducing track points<br />
– Replacing elevation data of track points using Open-Elevation Service during upload</li>
<li>Display of a specific, uploaded GPX track<br />
– PHP-function for inserting the view into a page<br />
– Selecting full screen mode and scaling the map<br />
– Switching between plane and topographic view</li>
<li>Editing trackpoints on the map<br />
– Adding, moving, deleting track points<br />
– creating, splitting polylines</li>
<li>Display of a list of GPX files from which a track can be selected<br />
– separated list for each category<br />
– Setting width and color of the path<br />
– Shortcode for inserting the list into a page</li>
<li>Elevation profile<br />
– Interactive path marker<br />
– Name of the track<br />
– Distance of the track<br />
– Maximum/minimum elevation<br />
– Elevation loss/gain<br />
– Trail duration</li>
</ul>


GPX Viewer

Display GPX tracks with their elevation profile on OSM maps, edit them interactively

MyBookProgress by Stormhill Media vs GPX Viewer