Once the plugin is installed you can add a Digg.com button to your posts using the Digg renderer checkbox. If you want all posts to have the button, just set the renderer to 'always' in the plugin settings. You can also change the button size and position in the plugin settings.
Settings
Digg button size: There are two different button sizes, as described here. Normal will look like the buttons on Digg.com. Compact is a smaller version.
Digg button placement: Do you want the button floated left at the top of your post, at the bottom or your post or manually placed with a skintag?
Customization
This is optional and for more advanced users. The plugin can place a Digg button at the top or bottom of a post with no need for you to edit your skin. If you want more control, set the placement to Manual and put this skintag in your skin's _main.php file inside the post loop:
PHP:
| <?php $Plugins->call_by_code( 'am_digg', array() ); ?> |
You can customize it further with these parameters:
- 'before' => Code to be displayed before the button
- 'after' => Code to be displayed after the button
- 'bgcolor' => Background color for the digg button iframe
- 'button' => compact or normal This will override the backoffice setting
Troubleshooting
If you make changes to the plugin settings and don't see the changes on your blog, you may need to delete the pre-renderered item cache. To do this, go to the Tools tab, choose the Main tab, then click on "Delete pre-renderered item cache."
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