Topspin free WordPress plugin

The Topspin WordPress plug-in will work out-of-the-box with any WordPress blog as long as your theme follows standard WordPress coding requirements. Not to worry — most do. The plug-in will function with WordPress 2.9 and newer. We do not suggest you alter topspin.php or any files under the /lib folder. Even if you know what you’re doing, changing the content of these files could lead to unpredictable results. Requirements Topspin account and API key WordPress 2.9+ PHP – Version 5.2+ PHP – JSON enabled PHP – cURL enabled PHP – FTP enabled for automatic theme installer Topspin WordPress Theme Manual Install Instructions The Topspin WordPress theme installer works best under *nix environments. Windows (IIS) servers may have issues with correct directory pathing. To install the theme manually: Locate the plug-in in the directory you downloaded it to on your local computer. Use an FTP client of your choice to connect to the server you installed the plug-in and WordPress on, and find your theme folder. ** On a standard WordPress installation, this is under your WordPress directory in /wp-content/themes/. Transfer the entire directory named ‘topspin-wordpress-theme’ from the plug-in directory on your computer to the theme directory on your server. Log into the WordPress administrative account. Within the WordPress back-end, active the theme under Appearance > Themes in the primary (left screen-side) menu. Next time you access the Topspin plugin, it will notify you that the theme is installed and active. Pretty Permalinks To activate Pretty Permalinks, access the Permalinks menu in WordPress in the left-hand menu-bar under Settings. Select the checkbox for “Custom Structure” and copy the following code into the black box to the right: /%category%/%postname%/ We have included an “.htaccess” file for you within this plug-in package. This file will tell your *nix server how to handle your