FW SubPageInADiv (SPIAD)

I have created this plugin for the needs of Patricia Gallot-Lavallée on the navigation-web.com project.

What it does :

Displays the content of a subpage named “spiad” in a div element for specific pages. For example, you may have a special area in your sidebar with a default content. If you want to display something else in this area for specific pages, just create a subpage called spiad and its content will be displayed in the div area instead of default one.

I’m happy to offer this plugin to the Wordpress community but I’m sorry I do not have much time for support. However, I will try to help users if possible.

Download :

fw-spiad 1.0 for 2.2.x and 2.3 (September 12th, 2007) hosted on the Wordpress Repository

Install :

Upload the `fw-spiad` folder into the `/wp-content/plugins/` directory
Activate the plugin through the ‘Plugins’ menu in WordPress

How to use :

Edit the /wp-content/plugins/fw-spiad/themes/fw-spiad-default.php page in your html editor and customize default content
Edit the /wp-content/plugins/fw-spiad/themes/fw-spiad.css page in your html editor and customize css styles
Create a subpage called spiad (and fill in its content) for the page which should display a specific content in the spiad div
Place `< ?php get_fw_spiad ($pageid, $display_title); ?>` in your theme where you want the content to be displayed. $pageid is the parent page of you `spiad` page ($post->ID id a good idea), $display_title default to 0 (no title). If you want to display a title, just enter the string.

Donate

This plugin is free. However, if you would like to support further developments for this plugin or plugins to come, you may donate for an amount of your choice.