Embed Wave

“Embed Wave” is a plugin for embedding waves on a WordPress blog. It allows multiple waves to be displayed on the same page- useful if you’re going to have multiple waves in a single post, or individual waves across multiple posts being displayed on the front page of your blog.

Waves are embedded by using shortcodes (e.g. [wave id=”wave-id”]). Google is the default provider, to change this you’ll simply need to change the type attribute of the shortcode, e.g. [wave id=”wave-id” type=”google-wave-sandbox”] for the Google Wave Sandbox. Alternative content (for when javascript is disabled or the wave embed API fails to load) can be added by placing content between the shortcode tags e.g. [wave id=”wave-id”]zomgwtf rss bbq[/wave] – the alt content is removed after the Wave has been loaded.

Additionally, “Embed Wave” is extensible, in that new providers can be added by other plugins via the WordPress filter system. In fact, the plugin does this itself in order to add Google Wave.

1.3 (2009-11-19)

1. Added support for Widgets.

1.2 (2009-11-17)

1. Improved documentation on shortcodes in the readme.txt description section.
2. Forgot to change version numbers in PHP file 😛
3. Removed Google Wave from the static JS, since it gets loaded by Marvulous_Embed_Wave::js()

1.1 (2009-11-17)

1. Added support for specifying the width of the wave panel.
2. Added support for alternative content (not using , since that would prevent alt content from being displayed if javascript was enabled but the wave embed api failed to load).
3. Added support for the google wave sandbox.

1.0 (2009-11-11)

1. Added support for Google Wave
2. Made Plugin extensible via add_filter(‘Marvulous_Embed_Wave::provider’)

1. Upload the embed-wave directory to the /wp-content/plugins/ directory
2. Activate the plugin through the ‘Plugins’ menu in WordPress