0.8.9.1
Minor interface updates
Quick links in plugins list
Added additiona support and FAQ links to admin panel
Readme and faq update
0.8.9
Moved JavaScript calls to the footer to improve load times.
You must have the wp_footer() call in your template for FLIR to work – see /wp-content/theme/default/footer.php for example.
Updated Facelift to version 2.0b3.
Various improvments to rendering and speed
Using minified version
It doesn’t work
There are number of reason the plugin might not work. Check the following:
Please ensure that you have a cache directory at wp-content/plugins/facelift-image-replacement/facelift/cache and that it is writable. (chmod a+w /cache)
Please ensure that your config-flir.php file exists at wp-content/plugins/facelift-image-replacement/facelift/config-flir.php and that it is writable. (chmod a+w config-flir.php)
Make sure the wp-content/plugins/facelift-image-replacement/facelift/ is readable
Check your
Requirements
PHP and GD. Little testing has been done with different versions of PHP. If you have PHP 5 with GD enabled you shouldn’t have any problems. PHP 4 currently has some issues but should be resolved in the next release of Facelift. A newer version of ImageMagick (6.3.7+) is required for the FancyFonts and QuickEffects
Smashing Magazine has a very lengthy article they published recently called WordPress Developer’s Toolbox and it’s pretty impressive as well as exhaustive. I’m probably going to pull all the resources apart and sling them into a set of toolbox pages with additional information as I can provide here. I’d really like to see the thing
