Gregarious free WordPress plugin

Gregarious is a social bookmarking plugin that integrates the new Digg API and Alex King’s Share This plugin, as well as the Reddit button and Feedburner’s Feedflare into one powerful, easy to use package. The AJAX interface makes customization a breeze, and the options put you in control. Gregarious works on a module based system, which means that it can have as many or as little features as you like. Modules available include: Digg button Digg extra (advanced template tags) Share This Reddit button Feedburner FeedFlare PostBadge Everything can be configured from the options page. There are absolutely zero template edits required. You have the option to choose which modules are enabled, and in turn, how many features you’d like to have. The plugin has been written with usablility and performance in mind, so it shouldn’t have any adverse affects on the speed of your blog while providing you with the most comprehensive social bookmarking system ever. Template Tags Gregarious provides various avenues for template for theme / template designers to make use of. Tags are distributed in the individual modules as follows: Digg button digg_button() – displays a dynamic Digg-style button with the number of Diggs. Digg extra dugg_posts() – displays a HTML list of the most recent Dugg posts dugg_posts_count() – displays the number of posts in total that have been Dugg Reddit button reddit_button() – displays a dynamic Reddit button Share This share_this() – displays a Share This link to submit post to social sites Feedburner FeedFlare feed_flare() displays the FeedFlare as defined in the Feedburner settings PostBadge post_badge() – displays content as defined in the PostBadge section of the Gregarious options page (appended to the post by default) All the template tags are extremely customizable and take a whole range of parameters, but for brevity, they are omitted from this guide. A full documentation is in the works. You can see the progress at the official website. Module development It is possible, and very easy, for developers wishing to add functionality to Gregarious to develop a module. Modules follow a standard protocol so they can be developed in minutes. Documentation is still in the works, but an easy way to extend Gregarious while it’s being written is to look at how the existing modules are written and follow on from there. Support is always available – just post a comment at the official website.