ImmerStat places a .PNG in the top-right corner of your admin screen with your current WordPress.com pageview statistics. Complete documentation can be found below.
Downloads
Download Latest Version 0.5 for WordPress 2.2 — 2.5
The source code can also be found in the WP-Plugins SVN repository at http://svn.wp-plugins.org/immerstat/.
Description
ImmerStat places a .PNG in the top-right corner of your admin screen with your current WordPress.com pageview statistics. You must also have the WordPress.com Stats plugin installed and configured. The graphic is provided using the Google Charts API.
It also removes the WordPress.com Stats panel from the dashboard. If you want to see all the information that WordPress.com Stats provides, you can still go to that subpage. Your dashboard no longer has any Flash elements on it!
ImmerStat has been tested in WordPress 2.5. It should work in versions 2.3 and 2.2, but it hasn’t been tested there. Please let me know if there are any problems.
Installation
- Upload the
immerstatdirectory to the/wp-content/plugins/directory - Activate the plugin through the ‘Plugins’ menu in WordPress
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I ask a frequently asked question?
Email me.
Screenshots
Configuration
There’s no Options/Settings panel for ImmerStat. Instead, a number of filter hooks are provided to change the default behavior. Here’s what they are.
immerstat_days
This is the number of days that should be displayed. The default value is 30.
immerstat_colors
This is an associative array that represents the colors that will be used for the graph. It has 3 keys: bg, under, line. The values are guessed for the current admin color scheme in use.
immerstat_img_link_args
This is an associative array of arguments that will be sent to the Google Charts API. Check out that link for the various options available.
Future Plans
- Dunno, any ideas?
Version History
Version 0.5
- Basic functionality.
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