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<p>This plug-in adds a Daily Dilbert Comic widget to the Sidebar Arrangement page, which can be added in the normal fashion. Just drag-n-drop the widget into the sidebar to add it to your blog.</p>
<p>Click on the options button to add a custom title.</p>


The Daily Dilbert

This plug-in adds a Daily Dilbert Comic widget to the Sidebar Arrangement page, which can be added in the normal fashion. Just drag-n-drop the widget  …

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<p>Comic Easel Website: <a href="http://comiceasel.com/" title="Comic Easel - Plugin your WebComic" rel="nofollow ugc">Comic Easel</a></p>
<p>Comic Easel allows you to incorporate a WebComic using the WordPress Media Library functionality with Navigation into almost any WordPress theme. With just a few modifications of adding <em>injection</em> action locations into a theme, you can have the theme of your choice display a comic.</p>
<p>The core reason to use Comic Easel above other WordPress theme’s is that you are not limited to the basic ComicPress & Other themes that are specifically designed for WebComics that utilize structures that you do not require or want to make use of. There are a plentiful amount of themes in the WordPress repository that you can now take advantage of that give you tons of options you otherwise wouldn’t have had.</p>
<p>With Comic Easel’s extra taxonomies to control Character and Locations, you can provide your end readers with a plethora of information that wouldn’t have had before that is auto-generated. The Cast Page itself shows how many times a character was in a comic as well as the first comic they were seen in.</p>
<p>Comic Easel is <em>not</em> an upgrade to ComicPress, it is a different CMS that has a migration path available from ComicPress to Comic Easel.   The ComicPress theme has functionality that the theme you choose might not.</p>
<p>To Convert your existing ComicPress theme comics to Comic Easel’s post type there is a plugin available called CP2CE.</p>
<h4>Features</h4>
<ul>
<li>Custom Post Type control of posts.</li>
<li>Media Library handling of comics.</li>
<li>As many chapters/stories as you would like.</li>
<li>Individual navigation per chapter or all.</li>
<li>Character and Location settings per Comic</li>
<li>As many comic posts you can do in a day as you want.</li>
<li>Hovertext on the comic</li>
<li>Using translate plugins, every comic and post can be multilanguage</li>
<li>Navigation widget that mimics ComicPress’s navigation widget including custom graphic sets that can be pulled from themes</li>
<li>chapter navigation in a variety of different methods</li>
<li>can create a gallery of comics for a post</li>
<li>transcripts</li>
<li>And more!</li>
</ul>
<h4>Widgets</h4>
<ul>
<li>Chapter Dropdown, brings you to the first comic in the chapter (story)</li>
<li>Calendar display, show’s you what days comic posts were made on, can add images and links to backgrounds.</li>
<li>Recent Comics, a list of comics that have been posted as of late.</li>
<li>Thumbnail, display a thumbnail of a random comic, or first/latest comic in a chapter (or all)</li>
</ul>
<h4>Redirects</h4>
<ul>
<li><code>/?latest</code>  or <code>/?latest=<chapter-id></code> in the url will automatically take the end user to the latest comic, or latest of a specific chapter</li>
<li><code>/?random</code> in the url will redirect to a random comic out of all the comics.</li>
</ul>
<h4>Short Codes</h4>
<p>Shortcodes are simple embed statements that you can put into pages/post that display information.</p>
<ul>
<li><code>[comic-archive list=0/1/2 chapter=# thumbnail=0/1]</code> Display a list of your comics by individual chapters or all.</li>
<li>list=0 (default) – All chapters, not in parent->child relationship</li>
<li>chapter=# if list=0 and chapter=# (# = chapter ID number) do a singular view</li>
<li>list=1 if list=1 do it for series that has parent->child book->chapter (chapter= will not work)</li>
<li>list=2 by year archive, will print a list of years the comic has been made in and show all comics for that year</li>
<li>thumbnail=1 display the thumbnail of the first post it finds </li>
<li><code>[cast-page]</code> Display a list of all of your characters, how many comics they were in and when they first appeared</li>
<li><code>[transcript]</code> Display the transcript of the comic whereever you like within the post</li>
<li>display=(raw/br/styled*) styled = default [transcript display=raw] = no special output.</li>
<li><code>[randcomic]</code> Display a random comic inside a blog post</li>
<li>character=slugname  name=postslug chapter=specific-chapter size=(thumbnail/large/full)</li>
</ul>
<h4>Action Injection Locations</h4>
<p>A number of injection snippets that you add to your theme, mini navigation for the menubar, comic area and comic blost post area, including post-information is available to customize your theme out with auto generated information.</p>


Comic Easel

Comic Easel allows you to post webcomics to your theme.

The Daily Dilbert vs Comic Easel