1) You will need to install the Really Simple CAPTCHA plugin.

2) You must go to the Contact Admin page within wp-admin. Edit the intended Contact Form and use generate tag. You will then want to add code similar to the following within the form itself except for using the numbers from the generate tag results:

<p>[captchac captcha-464 fg:#00ff00 bg:#000000]
Enter the code from above
[captchar captcha-464 4/4]
</p>

NOTE: The reason for adding the colors (foreground & background) is to make the code more visible. Your choice of what to use or leave off but, just a suggestion. After you save the form you should now have CAPTCHA protection.

Installing:

1.Upload the whole calendar directory into your WordPress plugins directory.
2.Activate the plugin on your WordPress plugins page
3.Configure Calendar using the following pages in the admin panel:

Calendar -> Manage Events

Calendar -> Manage Categories

Calendar -> Calendar Options

1.Edit or create a page on your blog which includes the text {CALENDAR ID} with the calendar ID you want posted and visit the page you have edited or created. You should see your calendar in action. If you want multiple calendar categories (as example categories 1-4) in the Calendar use the shortcode {CALENDAR 1,2,3,4} and if only a single category as example: {CALENDAR 2} Please do not confuse Calendar categories with Post categories. They are different.

Common Issues & Solutions:

• You must have the function call wp_head in your header.php or you will see the shortcode instead of a calendar.
• You must specify an ID in the shortcode.
• The category ID must contain an event.
• The CALENDAR shortcode must be in ALL UPPERCASE!!!
• You can only use one calendar per page (feature in next version)

For a slideshow :[ slideshow id=x w=width h=height ]
For a album : [ album id=x template=extend] or [ album id=x template=compact ]
For a gallery : [ nggallery id=x ]
For a single picture : [ singlepic id=x w=width h=height mode=web20|watermark float=left|right ]
For a image browser : [ imagebrowse r id=x ]
To show image sorted by tags :[ nggtags gallery=mytag,wordpress,... ]
To show tag albums : [ nggtags album=mytag,wordpress,... ]

Create Special Effects using Short Codes in the template files
Short codes can be called from any theme template files, using do_shortcode template tag from the template files. Here are some examples

You can use this technique to create special flash headers with rotating images or create a showcase effect like here www.StyleHaute.com

Display Gallery view

http://nextgen-gallery.com/templates/galleryview/

[ nggallery id=1 template=galleryview images=0 ]

First create a gallery. This is a MUST! Then add images to it, and if desired add the gallery to an album. Then you’re ready to display them on your site. Of course, you don’t have to go through all those steps just to display images as there are several ways to display them.

The plugin uses shortcodes – also known as keywords or tags – in pages and posts to display images. NextGEN Gallery shortcodes are specified as a word enclosed in square brackets – [ and ] – followed by parameters describing what and how to display the images.
Inside a Page/Post within the content area, you place the desired shotcode such as

The documentation on Alex’s web site is pretty good, but there are a few things that aren’t described in full detail. I’ll try to include the tidbits I’ve learned here, and the title for each section is also a link to Alex’s page on that particular shortcode.

These shortcodes are built in to the NextGEN Gallery plugin:

•singlepic – Display a single image with options for displaying a reflection, a watermark, and for placing the image horizontally on the post/page.
•gallery – Display the images in a gallery.
•imagebrowser – Display the images in a gallery one at a time.
•slideshow – Display the images in a gallery one at a time with automatic advance.
•album – Display multiple galleries in a list.
•tags – Display images which have been tagged with specific tag values.
•albumtags – Display images in album format which have been tagged with specific tag values.
A number of others have provided additional shortcodes for viewing images.

•polaroid – Display images from a gallery as a stack of polaroid images.
•simpleviewer – Displays images from a gallery in a viewer from Airtight Interactive that shows thumbnails of the other images in the gallery below the image being displayed.
•tiltviewer – Displays images from a gallery in a viewer from Airtight Interactive that displays thumbnails tilted allowing zooming and flipping.
You will find more details on each shortcode in a separate article for each one

Download this plugin HERE

Will add some other features soon if they are not added to the plugin. Hope this helps those that need this functionality.

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