WordPress MU Blog List Plugin
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Installation
To install the WordPress MU Blog List plugin you just have to unzip the zip-file and copy the file wpmu-blog-list.php to your mu-plugins directory (/wp-content/mu-plugins/) and then go to your WordPress administration console to activate the plugin through “Plugins”.
Usage
Whenever you want to list the 10 latest blogs you just insert [wpmu-bloglist latestblogs-limit=10] anywhere in your post or page.
If you want to list the 10 latest posts you just insert [wpmu-bloglist latestposts-limit=10] anywhere in your post or page.
You can change the number 10 to any number you want.
Compatibility
The MU Blog List plugin has only been tested on WordPress MU 1.2.1 and we cannot guarantee that it will work with earlier versions, but you can try it at your own risk.
Nemo Says:
Hi,
I found useful this plugin, but I have a simple suggestion/feature-request:
- the ability to exclude the “current” blog from the list (both blog list and posts list), where current is the blog which use your plugin to create the list.
I hacked your plugin including the WHERE condition directly in the code, but it would be better providing optional parameters to the [wpmu-bloglist] command
Kali Says:
Hello! Thank you for sharing such a wonderful script.
Was just what I was looking for.
I was wondering if it’s possible to just show the title of individual blogs rather than the description and time/day created? Thank you again for sharing this plugin!
MArtin Says:
Hi!
Have you check out if this plugin works on Wordpress MU 1.3? I do not understand how to activate the plugin, as mu-plugins are activated automatically, isnt it?
marceia Says:
Martin,
The plugin will work automatically in 1.3. However, it appears you also need the listall plugin to make this one work or it will generate a system error - or at least it did for me. Once I re-uploaded the listall plugin it worked fine.
If you don’t have it, you can get it here:
http://wpmudev.org/project/List-All