3. Configurable media buttons on the Write page. #598, #738
Something that I’ve been working on for the Smith WPMu install is making it easy/intuitive to make rich content. This means being able to add images, video, audio, links, tags, categories, and dynamic content (this is coming…) without any html or other specialized knowledge.
I’m using Google Maps Quicktags, Photo Dropper, Anarchy Media Player, and a Donncha’s Flickr Widget for media on the Smith blogs. But the ability to easily add an image from URL was missing. This is important because at this stage, each blog has a 50MB upload limit, so our users really need to host their media elsewhere.
So, thanks Donncha for fixing tickets #598, #738 !!
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Reading Donncha’s WPMu 2.6.2 announcement this morning made me very happy. Especially this part:
Something that I’ve been working on for the Smith WPMu install is making it easy/intuitive to make rich content. This means being able to add images, video, audio, links, tags, categories, and dynamic content (this is coming…) without any html or other specialized knowledge.
I’m using Google Maps Quicktags, Photo Dropper, Anarchy Media Player, and a Donncha’s Flickr Widget for media on the Smith blogs. But the ability to easily add an image from URL was missing. This is important because at this stage, each blog has a 50MB upload limit, so our users really need to host their media elsewhere.
So, thanks Donncha for fixing tickets #598, #738 !!