Comment Plus 1.3.0

Comment Plus is a WordPress plugin that enhances the blog comment system creating a better experience for your readers: image upload, comment subscription, welcome email and many more.

Version 1.3.0 has a cool new feature: the watermark. A but of history that leads me to introduce this feature.

A site of a customer was full of personal pictures from reader, uploading them via comment image attachments. Readers was aware that those pictures were public, but not that malicious peoples could be able to download them and reuse them on other sites.

Nothing of really illegal or offensive has been happened, but naturally it hurts to have a personal photos published elsewhere without permission.

Hence I introduced the watermark feature. Every picture uploaded by users can be protected with a watermark. More intrusive is it less the chances that someone will use it.

Since I was in a hurry for this feature, even if it is perfectly working it require a bit of manual configuration: everything is explained on Comment Plus official page.

Another minor improvement is the ability to select cropping or not for pictures displayed on text of comments.

Remember the nice feature of comment images gallery you can include inside posts.

Comment Plus is still at 9.95$.

Some demo pages can be found here.

 

My excuses for my bad english but it's the only way I have to communicate with you. Would you suggest a correction? Leave a comment, thank you!

2 thoughts on “Comment Plus 1.3.0

  1. xavier

    Hello

    I have version 3.4.1 WordPress

    I have two plugins already installed on my wordpress. The lightbox effect is it available when you click on the image? my gravatar pluggin will be continu to work?

    - Gravatar Moo Box
    - lightbox plus

    thank you in advance for your reply

    Reply
    1. Stefano Post author

      Comment Plus does nothing about gravatar, it manages only an image inserted in the comment text. About the lightbox, I really don’t know it the image will be shown on a popup or not.

      Reply

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