attach images // comments // comments with images // image attachments // images // multiple photos // photos // upload photos // | Created | 7 September 12 |
| Last Update | 19 April 13 |
| Software Version | WordPress 3.5, WordPress 3.4, WordPress 3.3, WordPress 3.2, WordPress 3.1, WordPress 3.0 |
| Files Included | HTML, CSS, PHP |
Comment with images is a highly customisable WordPress plugin that allows your users to do exactly as the name suggests, Comment with Images. Comment with Images was built with one thing in mind, a feature rich plugin that’s very user friendly. I want everything to be as simple as possible for you, and I feel(a long with many others) I’ve done exactly that.
Highly Customisable Comment with Images allows you to easily move the upload form, and the instructions with just a click of a button. You can also change the instructions, CSS, and html output without any manual editing.
Editable restrictions based on if the user is logged in or not. You don’t want guests to be able to upload gifs? Easy. You don’t want users to upload large images? Even easier. You don’t guests to be able to upload images at all? Incredibly easy. I didn’t want to limit you by what I thought would be good for the settings.
New: Multiple image upload support Comments with Images allows you to optionally allow your users to upload multiple images with their comments. This will prevent a lot of unnecessary comments and will overall, look neater. This feature also allows you to restrict based on the status of the user(logged in, or not etc).
Optionally rename uploaded images Comment with Images has built in renaming support that will automatically rename images upon successful upload. You can set it to prefix the image(sitename-exampleimage.jpg), randomly rename the image(bd3db.jpg), or do nothing. Comment with Images will also detect if an image with the same name already exists, and rename accordingly.
Actually Secure Unlike other “scripts” out there, Comment with Images was made with strong security in mind. Not only that, but the plugin is constantly updated to protect against possible future threats. To be blunt, you won’t have to worry about a thing.
Thumbnail Creation Comment with Images can cut down on page load by automatically creating thumbnails. Alternatively, Comment with Image can resize “on-the-fly” to make sure uploaded images don’t break your layout.
Blacklist users / IP addresses Is user A always uploading off topic images? Well, add them to the blacklist. Is user B uploading adult images on your family friendly blog? Add them to the blacklist. The blacklist allows you to easily block those that violate your terms of service. Supports blocking usernames, and / or IP addresses.
Incredibly easy to install * Comment with Images was built with one thing in mind, simplicity. I didn’t want you to have to spend an hour manually editing files just to make our plugin work. Just install it like any other good WordPress plugin, and you’re good to go.
Unparalleled support My clients know me as the type of person to go to the ends of the earth to support my product. In other words, I offer free life time support for any and all of my products. My response times are typically within a couple of hours so you’ll rarely have to wait very long for help.
Life time free updates, and update notification Unlike some authors, I won’t be releasing updates that you’ll have to pay for. Now that doesn’t mean I won’t be releasing updates, quite the contrary actually as regularly release updates to my plugins. All of my plugins also have built in update notifications so you’ll know that there’s an update available to a plugin within hours.
* Only applies to themes that adhere to WordPress standards.
Change log
Version 1.1.6 April 20th 2013- Added logged in permissions that allow you to specify the minimum role the user must have to be able to upload.
- Added styles. This version comes with the Sequential(which is the default, and how the plugin has displayed images in the past), and Film strip styling.
- Fixed an issue where guests sometimes couldn’t reply to comments. (rarely happened on servers that weren’t running Windows IIS)
- Fixed an issue where settings certain settings would be reset when the user updates the plugin.
- Fixed image placement issue where comment text would sometimes not display if placement is set after images.
You can view the full change log here.
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