janrenz

<p>With Usage of the wordpress.com inofficial webpage to screenshot function this plugins generates screenshots of websites. For more information check http://bdisco.de/wordpress-plugins/<br />
There are a few options you can use in your shortcode [webscreenshot]:</p>
<p>url: full Url of the webpage which you want to have screenshoted (mandantory)</p>
<p>width: Pixel width of the screenshot (optional, default: 250)</p>
<p>refresh: If you want to reload the screenshot if it wasn’t generated on the first call (optional, default: true)</p>
<p>link: link image to given url (optional, default: true)</p>
<p>newpage: open link in new page (optional, default: true)</p>
<p>title: set link title tag (will be used as img alt tag also) (optional, default:”)</p>
<p>All img-tags generated will have a class called “webscreenshot”, the link will have a class called “webscreenshot-link” which you can you to perform additional style stuff</p>
<p>Feel free to make pull requests at https://github.com/jprberlin/web-screenshots</p>


Web Screenshots

Displays Thumbnails of a given URL usings wordpress.com inofficial API. Use Shortcode [webscreenshot] with url and some  optional params.

Mike Miler

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henkwhite

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