June 11th, 2006
Digg It! WordPress Plugin
A simple, straightforward WordPress plugin that lets you or your visitors submit your blog posts to Digg.com.
This is my first attempt at creating plugins for WordPress, so please bear with me. 
1. Download the plugin from http://www.alleba.com/blog/wp-downloads/digg-it.zip
2. Extract and upload the contents of the archive to ‘yourserver.com/wp-content/plugins/digg-it/’
3. Login to your WordPress admin panel and browse to the Plugins section.
4. Activate the Digg It plugin.
5. Go to the Presentation section to edit your post template (usually named single.php)
6. Add the line:
< ?php digg_it(); ?>
after the post body.
I am aware of similar plugins that are much better XD. But I hope you find this plugin useful. I will improve on this plugin in the coming days. For complaints, suggestions, post a reply below. Thanks!
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10 Comments
Webs said...
I don’t suppose you could help me validate that plugin? With it installed I failed with like 31 items. http://validator.w3.org/. Thanks for the help
Jun 26, 2006
Webs said...
I have validated the plugin and I emailed the plugin creator. If anyone wants the validated version, feel free to email me at: webs05@gmail.com
Jun 26, 2006
Jimy said...
The necessary plugin (:
It is established easily and perfectly works.
Thank u so much!
Jul 25, 2006
natasha said...
hi
gr8 plugin though can u please guide me how did you install plugin for ur this site that display the line
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i want to show this kinda thing under my each article pls guide me thanks
Feb 14, 2007
Jayce Ooi said...
Thanks.
Aug 16, 2007
Jeff Kee said...
The page titles do not pass through. Nor a short description. It just passes the URL…
May 22, 2008
InvisibleLA said...
The digg It! plugin is very useful. That’s for the post.
May 26, 2008
Ralph said...
Hi, Can you please elaborate on installation item 6? Where do I find the ‘post body’ section on the template called single.php? Thanks
Sep 7, 2009