Blipper Widget displays the latest blip in a Blipfoto user’s photo journal in a widget on their WordPress website.
Blipper Widget aims to partially replace the BlipPress plugin written by Simon Blackbourn. Blipfoto changed its API some time ago, and Simon’s plugin has sadly never been the same since.
The latest code is available from GitHub:
The GitHub repository does not necessarily contain the latest release because it contains development code; it should not be considered as safe to use. The latest release of the plug-in is available to install from the WordPress plugin directory:
This is the version you should use.
You can see a demonstration of the plugin on this website.
To use this widget, you must have an account with Blipfoto. If you don’t have a Blipfoto account, then you can sign up to Blipfoto and get one for free.
Follow the development here:
A new logo for Blipper Widget
I use my new Pandammonium logo as a base for my new Blipper Widget logo.
Blipper Widget 1.1.2 is released
I release Blipper Widget 1.1.2, but compatibility has only been fully tested up to WP 5.7.
Blipper Widget is now available through the WP Plugin Directory
Blipper Widget is now available for your installing pleasure from the WordPress Plugin Directory.
Readying Blipper Widget for the WordPress Plugin Repository
I prepare Blipper Widget for submission to the WordPress Plugin Repository.
WP Blipper Widget: options
I separate the options into those that work behind the scenes and those that affect the appearance of the widget.
WP Blipper Widget: fixed
Digital Ocean help me find and fix the error that killed my plugin — oh, happy day.
Simplifying always helps
WP Blipper Widget update: scrap the over-complicated boilerplate WP plugin; start from scratch with one file.