All team blogs, attention: the ultimate mega super awesome co-authors plugin is here!

What does it do?

It prints all post authors names in a very moé man­ner. Like, “Coau­thor 1, Coau­thor 2, and Coau­thor 3″ if there are 3 of them etc.

How does it work?

Via Word­Press cus­tom fields. For each author except the one who cre­ated the post, one cus­tom field with the key ‘coau­thor’. The value should be the user’s user­name of course.

Why is it ‘mega super awesome’?

Because of the above and because unlike other older team blog plu­gins, it actu­ally works.

What do you need for it to work?

Noth­ing, assumed, your theme uses the_author(); for dis­play­ing the author. Usu­ally it does. Else, you just have to add [cc lang=“php”]if(function_exists(wt_the_coauthors_link)): wt_the_coauthors_link(); endif;[/cc] into your theme tem­plate where you want to show the authors.

What are you wait­ing for?

You’re the one to answer that. If you have a team blog, this plu­gin is essen­tial. If I were to add, it improves the qual­ity of a blog post to a cer­tain extent. — jusuchin85

See it in action (Most recent team post on a²)
Another example is this post itself! — jusuchin85

Down­load!

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If you should exper­i­ence any prob­lems, don’t be too shy to report them. And don’t for­get to tell your friends who also have a team buroggu that you have found such an amaz­ing thing (and where you found it)!

Donate

This is a free plu­gin. And this is a great plu­gin. As everything Eugen cre­ates for you. If you want to thank him for his work and encour­age him to do more, he’s accept­ing dona­tions: and you decide, how much money you want to send him.


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24 Comments

  1. Posted August 3, 2009 at 19:42 | Permalink

    That’s pretty cool. I have sim­ilar func­tion­al­ity on not­dotq but I achieved it only with tem­plate hacks and tags. It’s maybe less robust, though fairly badass if I do say so myself. I’d try out your plu­gin but then I’d feel I wasted my time on my hack XD

    Any­how, con­grats!
    lolikitsune´s last blog post: a com­ment on eternal’s “defin­it­ive piece on Honey and Clover”

    • Gargron 520
      Posted August 3, 2009 at 19:49 | Permalink

      I admit its 0.5 ver­sion used a func­tion one needed to add to his theme files for the thing to work, but what is so awe­some, I man­aged to add a fil­ter to the core. Now the user doesn’t need to do any­thing extraordinary.

      I under­stand your reason and would act like that too. Thanks though! :3

  2. Posted August 3, 2009 at 20:55 | Permalink

    This is gonna be a very use­ful tool for team-bloggers in a par­tic­u­lar blog. Inter­est­ing stuff!
    jusuchin85´s last blog post: [Roundup] Ranka-Chan And Blog­ging Conun­drums!

  3. Jura 1
    Posted August 4, 2009 at 01:19 | Permalink

    I don’t really get what it does?
    Jura´s last blog post: so busy, so tired, so broke

    • Gargron 520
      Posted August 4, 2009 at 11:16 | Permalink

      Col­lab­or­a­tion posts are posts by mul­tiple authors. Usu­ally, people make spe­cial accounts on their blogs, like ‘Author and Coau­thor’ to prop­erly credit every­body. This plu­gin allows people to credit all per­sons who worked on a post, in the place where usu­ally only the per­son who pub­lished the very post is shown.

      I know, I’m pretty bad with explan­a­tions… Just click on ‘See it in action’ and look above the headline.

  4. Posted August 4, 2009 at 03:50 | Permalink

    Hope­fully wordpress.com makes this avail­able as well.
    ghostlightning´s last blog post: The Inau­thenti­city of Sen­jou­ga­hara Redux (Bake­monogatari 05)

    • Gargron 520
      Posted August 4, 2009 at 11:39 | Permalink

      I sup­pose that’ll come soon enough (prob­ably together with WP 2.9), but it’ll be a bit sad since it would waste my work.

  5. Kairu 59
    Posted August 4, 2009 at 12:30 | Permalink

    Finally! Some­thing that I’ve been wait­ing fo– Oh wait, its not for WP.com!? Oh lawds.
    Kairu´s last blog post: Just rely­ing on the anime to choose a char­ac­ter you like, is that enough?

  6. Tom 1
    Posted January 4, 2010 at 01:25 | Permalink

    Hi. When I add a coau­thor, the post doesn’t cre­ate sep­ar­ate links for each name; instead, the names and the word “and” are all one link (that links to the authors name). FYI: I’m using the Acamas/Thematic Theme. Also, if I need to add the code, where spe­cific­ally does it go?

  7. Posted January 19, 2010 at 15:15 | Permalink

    Hi,

    I’ve just installed the latest release of your nice plu­gin (2.0), how­ever I catch up a “Plu­gin could not be activ­ated because it triggered a fatal error.”

    I’m run­ning over WAMPServer (PHP 5.3)

    Did you face to this issue in the past ?
    Jean-Michel Paris´s last blog post: A nice tray menu (at last!)

    • Eugen R. 520
      Posted January 19, 2010 at 19:12 | Permalink

      Thank you for point­ing this out, the issue has been fixed with the release of ver­sion 2.0.1. I hope this didn’t cre­ate you any incon­veni­ences and that you’ll enjoy using this plugin.

  8. Posted January 19, 2010 at 16:57 | Permalink

    Ver­sion 2.0 broken for Word­Press 2.9.1

    • Eugen R. 520
      Posted January 19, 2010 at 19:15 | Permalink

      Thank you, I have fixed it with 2.0.1. It will only take one click to upgrade, I hope you’ll con­tinue using my plugin.

  9. Tom 1
    Posted March 16, 2010 at 05:44 | Permalink

    Thanks for the plu­gin. Been look­ing for some­thing like this all day. Work per­fectly on one of my blog. Thanks

  10. Impz 2
    Posted June 28, 2010 at 18:38 | Permalink

    Just found the plu­gin after Cru­sader (my co-author) deman­ded to get a multi-author plu­gin for THAT anime blog. It works per­fectly fine for 2.9.2 and thank you for the hard work. ^^

  11. Posted August 13, 2010 at 22:59 | Permalink

    How come it doesn’t tell word­press that the author gets credit for that post?

    For instance, in a list of all authors that shows their num­ber of posts, the authors don’t credit for co-authored posts.

    If an author has 10 posts and are co-authors on an addi­tional 5 posts, word­press still out­puts them as only hav­ing 10 posts.

  12. Posted August 13, 2010 at 23:00 | Permalink

    I’m recom­ment­ing as I needed to sub­scribe to replies…

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