PhotoCommons

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PhotoCommons Release status: unmaintained
Implementation	Plugin for third party software , WordPress Plugins
Author(s)	Husky, Krinkle
MediaWiki	1.17
PHP	5.3.2
License	GPL2, CC BY-SA 3.0
Download	Subversion [Help ] Browse source code

PhotoCommons is a plug-in for WordPress allowing easy searching, inserting and maintaining of files from Wikimedia Commons into your blog.

1. Get a zip here or check out the latest release from subversion
2. Move to your wp-content/plugins folder
3. Activate from the plugins section in your admin panel
4. Use the little Wikimedia Commons icon in your post panel to search and add your images to your post
5. Report bugs here :)

• WordPress Media Flickr does more or less the same for Flickr

• Loader image has bad transparency when used in the yellow-ish jquery UI modal box (white creepy edges)

• Open tickets in Phabricator

• Edit inserted images
• Make images in Wysiwyg mode visual
• Add the image to featured picture instead of directly in the post (using post_image)
  • Implement this using checkbox, not as an insert in textarea. Use a hidden custom field (_pluginname_key), using some magic to fill wp_post_thumb (no overwrite)
• Add to WordPress plugin directory, blog about it, do more PR :)