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With SpicyNodes, you can easily embed your nodemaps into your WordPress blog, or create cool navigation sidebars.
The "spicynodes-plugin-embed-wp" plugin is a sidebar widget for Wordpress, and adds SpicyNodes navigation to visualize tags, categories, and/or archives.
- Download here: SpicyNodes Navigator for WordPress
- Upload the "spicynodes-plugin-navigator-wp.zip" to the path "/wp-content/plugins/", and unzip there
- Go into the "spicynodes-plugin-navigator-wp" directory and change xml files writable for Apache or all users: "chmod 666 xml/*.xml"
- Activate this widget in the "Plugins" control panel
- In the "Appearance→Widgets" admin page, drag the "SpicyNodes Navigation" widget to your sidebar (e.g., the "Primary Widget Area")
- Customize the configuration for your blog
This plugin provides an easy way to embed a SpicyNodes nodemap into your posts via Short Code.
- Insert one line into your post similar to '[spicynodes id="0123456789abcdef0123456789abcdef" width="400" height="300"]’
- And the plugin will display a nodemap in your post
- Download here : SpicyNodes Embed for WordPress
- Upload the "spicynodes-plugin-embed-wp.zip" to the path "/wp-content/plugins/", and unzip there
- Activate this plugin from the "Plugins" control panel
- Embed a line into your post similar to ‘[spicynodes id="0123456789abcdef0123456789abcdef" width="400" height="300"]’, in which the id is the nodemap id for nodemaps created here on the SpicyNodes site.