Wordpress Dribbble Widget

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2. 1 sidebar %
3. 1 widget %
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28 responses

1. Dave Rupert

   Is your Wordpress blog feeling old and tired? Why not freshen it up with the brand new Wordpress Dribbble Widget! It's got some sweet features that are sure to make it feel right at home in your blog's sidebar.

   Download it here!

   If you install it on your site, rebound this shot with a screenshot and put a link to your site. I'd love to check out your portfolio.

   4 months ago

2. Rogie

   GET OUT YOU AMAZING MAN!

   4 months ago

3. Trent Walton

   Dribbble Plugin 400 × 300 (120,000 pixels) May 06, 2010

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   Dribbble Plugin

   May 06, 2010

   Thanks to Dave Rupert's WP Dribbble plugin, I can display my latest shots on my blog... Download it here!. Also, thanks to Dan & Rich for giving us their blessing to rock this out!

   4 months ago

4. Josh Hemsley

   Sweetness!! Going in my redesign FO SHO!

   4 months ago

5. Christian Ross

   Awesome, nice work on the site and the plugin.

   4 months ago

6. Dan Cederholm

   This is fantastic. Great work!

   4 months ago

7. Rogie

   If the defaults are "on", why isn't the checkbox checked?

   4 months ago

8. Dave Rupert

   @Rogie, that's current my configuration. It'll auto check when you install it.

   4 months ago

9. Rogie

   I only ask that because I just installed it and those were UNCHECKED.

   4 months ago

10. Krystyn Heide

    Hey Dave, wondering how to implement something similar on a non-WP site... is this pulling from an RSS feed?

    4 months ago

11. Dave Rupert

    @Rogie. weird. might have my first bug report.

    @Krystyn. Yah. it's pulling in an RSS Feed. I'm sure you could hack the code and figure it out. Wordpress uses MagpieRSS so there's probably an equivalent on whatever platform you're working with.

    4 months ago

12. Matt Downey

    This is great, thanks Dave! We were going to parse the RSS feed ourselves when we redesign our site, but this will make our lives a lot easier.

    4 months ago

13. Laura Kalbag

    You rock! I've been trying to put my shots on my blog using RSS and it just wasn't happening. Love.

    4 months ago

14. Daniel Cork

    Damn now I regret going with Textpattern instead of Wordpress. Wonder how long it will be before someone comes up with a Textpattern version?

    4 months ago

15. Philip Renich

    Ah very good!

    4 months ago

16. Krystyn Heide

    @Dave: Rock! This could actually be done on any non-WP site using something like Yahoo Pipes and a Dribbble'rs RSS feed.

    Of course, this solution isn't half as elegant and user friendly as your widget, but it's an option. ;)

    4 months ago

17. Dan Higbie

    Dave, would you like another bug report?

    4 months ago

18. Dave Rupert

    If you can file it on github that'd help. thanks!

    4 months ago

19. Paul Randall

    Just added it to my blog.

    Now I have to factor this into the new design i'm working on!

    4 months ago

20. Dave Rupert

    @Paul awesome! can't wait to see your text rotated nav in real life.

    4 months ago

21. Dave Rupert

    I've got some updates coming on this. So if you've had any problems, it should be patched up on Sunday after some testing.

    4 months ago

22. Dave Rupert

    there's an update on github that should fix some errors.

    4 months ago

23. Andrea Pelizzardi

    Display dribbble shots without a plug-in 400 × 300 (120,000 pixels) May 13, 2010

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    Display dribbble shots without a plug-in

    May 13, 2010

    Just finished to hack Dave Rupert's plug-in.
    I was needing to display my dribbble shots in a non-WP page, so I decided to apply some changes to widget.
    I will publish the source as soon as possible.

    4 months ago

24. Andrea Pelizzardi

    Here is the mod of this plugin I made for non-WP sites. :)

    3 months ago

25. Nathan Staines

    Dribbble Plugin 400 × 300 (120,000 pixels) June 06, 2010

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    Dribbble Plugin

    June 06, 2010

    I've just added Dave Rupert's WordPress Dribbble plugin to my site and I'm lovin' it ;)

    3 months ago

26. Alex Newman

    I used SimplePie to get my latest shot for my social bar, this probably would have been easier :) but anyways, I went with this rollover concept. Check it out: http://dotmack.bestmedialab.com/

    about 1 month ago

27. Dave Rupert

    @Alex cool. i like your contextual dropdown. gives a bit more meaning to the Social Media icons. Using just SimplePie is nbd, Wordpress is actually using SimplePie so it's more or less the same thing ;)

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    about 1 month ago

28. Nathan Staines

    Still loving this plugin!

    I decided to restyle my shots after a slight website readjustment

    I didn't think it deserved a whole new shot here on dribbble but let me know what you think ;)

    28 days ago