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Version 1.3   Updated Saturday, September 22nd, 2007 at 7:19pm

Add Signature Plugin for WordPress

This plugin lets you display a custom signature at the bottom of your posts. Simply type the text you want in the options page and configure it to display on every post, or manually display it by adding the trigger text wherever you like. You can also add in author information using the included variables - login name, first name, last name, nickname, email address, website, and description/bio. It get this information from the author’s account settings. It currently supports up to three different signature templates.

Download

Instructions

  • Download the above file, rename it from .txt to .php, and upload it to your plugins directory.
  • Enable the plugin.
  • Configure the plugin options (under DDAddSig).
  • Test it out by viewing a post.

Change Log

  • 09-22-07 Version 1.3 - Added two extra signature fields. Added ‘Load Default Options’ button. Added option to display signature on search pages.
  • 11-27-06 Version 1.2 - Added option to show the signature on date/category archive pages.
  • 07-26-06 Version 1.1 - You can now choose to show the signature on the index, posts, and/or pages.
  • 07-23-06 Version 1.0 - First release.

Signatures

You can use HTML and CSS in your signatures. The following variables can also be used to display author information (they are case-sensitive):

  • %LOGIN% - Login name
  • %FIRST% - First name
  • %LAST% - Last name
  • %NICK% - Nickname
  • %EMAIL% - Email address
  • %URL% - Website
  • %DESC% - Description/Bio

Standard Usage

To show the signature on a post or page, simply type in the proper trigger text.

Primary signature:
<!-- ddsig -->

Signature 2:
<!-- ddsig2 -->

Signature 3:
<!-- ddsig3 -->

Note: Be sure you enter the trigger text using the ‘Code View’ in WordPress - not the new visual text editor.

Automatic Usage

If you prefer, you can have the plugin automatically display the signature on the pages you specify with the options below. Note: These options only apply to the primary signature.

Display on index page
When enabled, this option will show the signature after each post on your index page.

Display on posts
When enabled, this option will show the signature on each single post page.

Display on static pages
When enabled, this option will show the signature on each static page.

Display on archive pages
When enabled, this option will show the signature on each archive page. This includes both date and category archives.

Display on search pages
When enabled, this option will show the signature on each search results page.

Other Uses

What if you want to show an image of the author at the bottom of the posts? Standard WordPress profiles do not include an option for an author image, but it is easy to do with this plugin.

Just add something like this to your signature field:

<img src="/authors/%NICK%.jpg" />

Then all you have to do is create an ‘authors’ directory on your server, containing an image for each author (with their nickname for the filename).

  1. 109
    DougD
    7-21-08 4:11PM

    Hi,
    I’ve used dd-add-sig.php for Wordpress releases below 2.6 and it’s been great, but is there one that will work with 2.6? I can’t find the “Options” button anymore.

    Thanks!
    Doug

  2. 108
    GMoney
    7-20-08 1:04PM

    Great plugin - just what I was looking for to add an easy link to a charity website to every post so that wherever you read it - my page or an RSS feed - the link is there as reminder to click on and donate.
    Cheers!

  3. 107
    Li
    7-1-08 12:15AM

    The signature works fine for my 2.5.1 WP blog. Unfortunately, I’m trying to add HR tags into it and it won’t show up, but I’ll figure it out on my own probably. Thanks for the simple plug-in.

  4. 106
    Mickey
    6-26-08 12:57PM

    Can you have more than 3 sigs?

  5. 105
    Michael Nowak
    6-23-08 5:45PM

    iDARv8 Blogs rating, add your blog to be rated for free:
    http://blogsrate.net

  6. 104
    simson
    6-11-08 6:28AM

    doesnt work with wp2.5.1. it breaks the whole template. the signature appears in the sidebar and in the post.

  7. 103
    betsy
    6-4-08 10:44AM

    well i can`t make it work automatically to add a signature , i don`t know why :((

  8. 102
    Global Fusion
    5-13-08 9:39AM

    Thanks for the plugin. It works like a charm. It will be nice if there is a hack to make it work inside the template and switch it on and off accordingly.

  9. 101
    Mapu
    3-25-08 9:56AM

    I am wondering how I can change the plugin so that the signature is placed at the TOP of a post (reight before the post) rather than at the end?

    Thanks for any help you can provide.

  10. 100
    Gabriel
    3-6-08 12:52AM

    Hi exelent Plugin, I am from Argentina, My english is a lit bit bad.
    I want to put the signature in the comments. Is iT Possible? And One Signature per User Registered.
    Thanks-

  11. 99
    WPnoob
    2-12-08 5:54PM

    I’m new to wordpress and can’t figure this plugin out. I installed it and it shows as a plugin in WP, and also shows as activated. However, I can’t get it to DO anything. If I add to a post, that literal text gets added to the post. What am I doing wrong??

  12. 98
    Maureen Francis
    2-6-08 12:14AM

    sorry to duplicate. I forgot the code tag…

    Why isn’t this working? I want to use the photo file that is already upload and associated with their user profile.

    
<img src="/public_html/blog/wp-content/uploads/userphoto/%NICK%.jpg" />

    I actually wanted to insert the thumbnail, so I put .thumbnail.jpg
    but whether or not I want to do it with the thumbnail, I cannot get this to work.

    As a suggestion, it would be great if you had a tag just to use the photo that is uploaded for each user profile, instead of suggesting we create a new directory.

    Very useful plugin. I have been using it for a while, but could never figure out the photo part.

  13. 97
    Maureen Francis
    2-6-08 12:10AM

    Why isn’t this working?

    I actually wanted to insert the thumbnail, so I put .thumbnail.jpg
    but whether or not I want to do it with the thumbnail, I cannot get this to work.

  14. 96
    thomas
    1-11-08 11:16AM

    hi.
    thx for this great plugin :-)
    Is it possible to add the signature NOT too all post? i want it just for posts in certain categories. I allready have templates for these posts, but who do i insert the code ?
    thx a lot!

  15. 95
    Tom
    1-3-08 11:49AM

    Dear Dagon,
    excellent plugin! Thank you.

    I sometimes split longer posts into multiple pages (by using the wp ‘nextpage’ tag). Is there a way for the sig not to appear at the bottom of all of them, but only in the last one?

  16. 94
    WordPress SEO
    12-29-07 12:57PM

    Hello Alastair,

    I love your DD Add Signature Plugin and we use it on our Foliovision website to add author headshots to every article.

    Unfortunately it seems to have problems with forms, i.e. a form makes the signature appear twice. I’ve documented the issue here: DD Add Signature Plugin: Trouble with Technology. Perhaps you could let me know if you have any suggestions or workarounds.

  17. 93
    Yves De Larochellière
    12-27-07 10:23AM

    I would like to add content to every post made on blog by feedwordpress. Something like: This article does not reflect the opinions of myblog.com… Is it possible and how?

  18. 92
    Samuel Agboola
    11-28-07 9:15PM

    Can this plugin be modified to insert the signature in-line with the text? I want to add a signature that is literally the last characters of the last line of every post. I could do it manually but it’d mean a lot of silly cutting and pasting. If I remove the tags, using WPAUTOP, the whole post formatting breaks down.

  19. 91
    John P.
    11-27-07 7:26PM

    I could not get sigs 2 and 3 to output. I went through the code and hacked it to get it to work for sigs 2 and 3. I’ll be happy to share the hacks, if interested.

  20. 90
    John P.
    11-27-07 12:37PM

    Great suggestion to make it work with roles.

  21. 89
    ovidiu
    11-6-07 8:49AM

    can this be coupled with a role - ? my editors do not havbe the edit options role, so they cannot alter any option… maybe this signature should be specific for every user? and maybe be placed under the member section in the backend?

    Just a bunch of suggestions.
    regards
    Ovidiu

  22. 88
    Griffin
    10-19-07 4:02AM

    Awesome plugin!! I’m using it on my writing community! :D

  23. 87
    Neil
    10-12-07 10:00PM

    Great plugin, saves a lot of time ;)

    Just one question… How can I add a new %TAG% to display the post title?

    The %URL% tag includes the post url, which is good. But I would like to also display the post title instead of a single generic anchor text on all posts.

    Thanks
    Neil

  24. 86
    Benn
    10-12-07 2:38PM

    %LOGIN% < what is the variable for the login id number? what would it be? %loginid%?

  25. 85
    Laarni
    10-11-07 10:24PM

    Do you have more plugins for group blog wordpress? Thank you. I used this plugin for my group blog and everybody loves it.

  26. 84
    Will
    10-3-07 10:42AM

    Any chance of running a slight mod and having the post’s comments run in the signature area? How would I accomplish that?

  27. 83
    Kym
    9-23-07 10:18PM

    I feel stupid, I don’t understand how to get this to work! :(

  28. 82
    Admin
    9-22-07 8:44PM

    Version 1.3 has been released

    Two extra signature fields have been added, as well as an option to display the signature on search pages, and a ‘load default options’ button.

    The documentation has been rewritten a bit to reflect the new changes, be sure to give it a read.

  29. 81
    Simon
    9-12-07 9:21AM

    Just following on from my last post. I missed the link in the options page. Apologies for being dumb.

  30. 80
    Simon
    9-11-07 4:28PM

    Like Pablo above post 70, I’m having a problem changing the ‘written by’ and ‘visit website’ - changed all references to these phrases in my dd-add-sig.php file, but that wording and the visit website link still appear ? I’m running wordpress 2.2 on Apache 2.2.4, with php 4.4.6.

    Quite frustrated… : )

  31. 79
    Arnold
    8-13-07 10:31AM

    Is it possible to add an option so that it’ll display the signature on the pages returned after searches?

  32. 78
    Admin
    7-27-07 7:22PM

    marco: To hide the sig if it is a particular author, find this line:

    $a_login = get_the_author_login();

    And after it, add this:

    if ($a_login == 'authorlogin') return $content;

    That will cause the plugin to stop if it encounters that name. To do the reverse, you could use != (not equal).

  33. 77
    marco
    7-16-07 4:47AM

    is it possible to say “view the signature if the author is xxx and don’t view the signature if the author is NOT xxx?”
    thanks so much!

  34. 76
    Wrhona
    7-5-07 6:46PM

    Cool plugin! I’ve been searching for this. thanks a lot!

  35. 75
    Will
    7-4-07 2:17PM

    I’ve extended the plugin a little bit in order to add a simple hook to the mygallery plugin extension. I added:

    
        $a_slug = sanitize_title(get_the_title());

    To the author information and

    
	$the_sig = str_replace("%SLUG%", $a_slug, $the_sig);

    To the signature processor.

    Then, in the plugin admin page, I wrote [myflash=%SLUG%] - and was sure to create the image galleries with the same name as the post I was making, as MyGallery automatically “slug-ifys” titles.

  36. 74
    Matt
    6-1-07 9:36AM

    Great plugin, worked first time with no effort! Using it on our company blog! Thank you very much!

  37. 73
    Admin
    5-31-07 9:24PM

    Abhishek: This plugin will only turn author nicknames into links if they are in a post or page - not in the template files directly.

  38. 72
    Erick Schluter
    5-30-07 6:18PM

    Works like a charm! Brilliant…What will you think of next…?

  39. 71
    Abhishek
    5-29-07 12:19PM

    I’ve installed your plugin and the code I use to get the author’s nickname on Wordpress 2.2 is “<?php the_author(); ?>” on revieware.net.

    It’s a multi-user blog and I just cant seem to find out why the popup link is not being generated. Would really appreciate some help here.
    Thanks,
    Abhishek

  40. 70
    pablo
    5-9-07 7:29PM

    no matter what i put in for ddsig_data, all i get on the site is “Written by - Visit Website”?

  41. 69
    Diego
    5-9-07 7:18AM

    Hi!
    Thanks for the information.
    I´ve tried that already, with “==” and “=”… and both cotes signs…
    What happens is that it makes any author to appear!
    :(

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    Admin
    5-8-07 10:00PM

    Diego: That is not quite right. You need two equal signs, not just one, or it will set the value instead of comparing it in the IF statement. Setting a value always returns true, which is why it always just returns the post without adding in the signature :)

    Also, be sure to use normal single quotes around your login name (you may have already, but since you did not wrap code tags around that example, WordPress changed the quotes).

    Here is the proper code:

    $a_login = get_the_author_login(); // %LOGIN%
if ($a_login == 'MYLOGIN') { return $content; }
$a_first = get_the_author_firstname(); // %FIRST%

  43. 67
    Diego
    5-7-07 5:45PM

    Ups! It disn´t work! :(

    I put:

    // Get author information

    $a_login = get_the_author_login(); // %LOGIN%
    if ($a_login = ‘MYLOGIN’) { return $content; }
    $a_first = get_the_author_firstname(); // %FIRST%
    ……

    Any authors appeared anymore!

  44. 66
    Diego
    5-7-07 1:53PM

    So simple! Thanks!
    Your plugin is really wonderful! Thanks!!

    regards,

    Diego

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    Admin
    5-6-07 10:34PM

    Diego: Sure. Just find this line in the script:

    $a_login = get_the_author_login();

    And after it, add this:

    if ($a_login == 'yourloginname') { return $content; }

    That will cause it to immediately exit the function when it sees that it is your login name :)

  46. 64
    Diego
    5-6-07 9:37AM

    Hi! First of all thanks for this amazing plugin! It´s just fabulous!
    But I need some help. I´m the Editor from a blog, and I have some other authors. I´ve installed the plugin, and after the post appears a little profile of each author and their pictures. BUt I´d like to DON´T show this profile on MY articles, only on the other authors. Is there a way to exclude an author on this plugin???

    Regards,

    Diego

  47. 63
    Admin
    4-6-07 12:57PM

    Edie: It sounds like you just need to use this WordPress function: http://codex.wordpress.org/Template_Tags/the_author

  48. 62
    Edie
    4-6-07 3:52AM

    I need help! I would like to insert author name into single.php, but when I insert it doesn’t work. What code am I insert into single.php?

  49. 61
    Edie
    4-6-07 3:42AM

    Thank you for this plugin. I use this add signature plugin. Cheers.

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  51. 59
    Jürgen
    3-17-07 10:29AM

    Hey, thanks for the download file. Grat work, guys. Jürgen :-)

  52. 58
    Antonia
    3-13-07 12:06AM

    Great plugin. Makes it simple for members and visitors to get to know a little bit about the authors–and perhaps encourage authors to contribute more!

    Is there a way to automatically use a default image if the user hasn’t uploaded one?

    Right now I’m using Dan’s Avatar Thingy plugin to allow users to upload a picture in the profile. A default image is otherwised shown in comments. Currently, I am simply calling the avatar in at the end of the post under the signature. Would be nice if I could somehow do it as a part of the Add Signauture plugin (I tried but couldn’t get it to work)to have more control over where the picture falls in relationship to the signature.

    Thanks

  53. 57
    Texter
    3-11-07 3:53PM

    I don´t find the Plugin in my Plugin Overview in the Admin Section of Wordpress. Is this Plugin may be not compatible with the new version of wordpress?

  54. 56
    Admin
    2-26-07 7:46PM

    Jim: That is because there is no ‘author’ of the category pages - they are generated by WordPress. In order for this plugin to add the signature, it gets the author information from the current post/page being viewed. It will not work properly for generated pages such as category lists.

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    Jim Kimmons
    2-26-07 4:57PM

    Reference my previous post: What I should have said is that the %URL% on the category pages only, results in the proper text, but the link isn’t pulled nor live. All other page types are fine. Test site in website link above.

  56. 54
    Jim Kimmons
    2-26-07 4:33PM

    Plugin showing up on all page types, as elected in setup. However, there is a link in the signature. For some reason, only on category pages, the link is dead.

  57. 53
    Admin
    2-8-07 7:24PM

    Donna: Absolutely.

  58. 52
    Donna
    2-8-07 9:54AM

    Does this work with multiple authors?

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  60. 50
    Admin
    1-31-07 7:38PM

    Cris: This plugin was not really designed to do that sort of thing. It could be done easily in your template files though with a little PHP. Contact me if you are interested in having this done.

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    Cris
    1-31-07 10:55AM

    What if i want my sig to include my adsense code automatically?
    For example , I have 10 contributors to my blog and i’d like each one to automatically have their own adsense code appear in all their posts in their sigs…

    Possible?
    Thank you!

  62. 48
    Admin
    1-30-07 4:23PM

    Kris: I was not aware of any problems with this plugin in WordPress 2.1 - is it not working for you?

    (btw, the nofollow tag is added to URLs in comments - so it does not give you extra links ;) )

  63. 47
    Jon Eastwood
    1-30-07 1:03PM

    I was looking for a wordpress signature plugin for one of my sites.
    At last I found one. Tx a lot.

  64. 46
    Kris
    1-30-07 6:54AM

    I love this plugin. But would like to have the updated version for wordpress2.1

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    Admin
    1-26-07 7:13PM

    dirvish: It depends on what you are trying to do. This line in the plugin replaces the trigger text with the generated signature:

    $content = str_replace('<!-- ddsig -->', $the_sig, $content);

    So you could append the php/javascript you wanted to that variable, directly in the plugin file.

  67. 43
    dirvish
    1-26-07 3:45PM

    Do you have any tips on modifying this to allow php or javascript?

  68. 42
    Admin
    1-23-07 8:19PM

    John: Not that I know of. I have not tested this one. I did upgrade all my WP sites, and I did not have any problems with the more popular plugins of mine anyway.

  69. 41
    John P
    1-23-07 11:28AM

    Any problems running this with WordPress 2.1?

  70. 40
    Admin
    12-25-06 8:27PM

    Therseus: I am not sure what you mean. There should be no language-specific code in this plugin.

  71. 39
    Therseus
    12-22-06 8:42AM

    i want to use a different language. How do i change the parameters of this plugin.

  72. 38
    Admin
    12-14-06 7:40PM

    CKS Chu: This plugin will not change the RSS feed at all. It basically just adds some extra info to the post right before it is sent to the browser. I am not even sure what would be involved in modifying it so that it would do this, as I have not experimented with modifying the output of the feeds themselves.

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    CKS Chu
    12-14-06 11:48AM

    Great, but how do I incorporate it into my RSS feed? I’d like that feature because we have multiple authors.

    Please let me know at http://www.clashbang.com

  74. 36
    Admin
    12-10-06 6:01PM

    StreetChariot: Well this plugin should not be modifying any thing in the post, except for putting the sig in where you specify. The user bio plugin does have a problem though in that it switches all references to the username to the link, which can affect things if the username is in an image link, or other link. I had mentioned this in the comments for that plugin. The current ‘fix’ is to modify the code which looks for the trigger text, configuring it to look for “%username%” instead of just “username”. This means that you would have to manually add the characters around the usernames you want converted to a link, but it prevents the other code from being modified. If you are not sure what I mean, email me.

  75. 35
    StreetChariot
    12-10-06 3:53PM

    I am having problems using both your sig plugin and your bio plugin. Seems that the bio plugin grabs the %NICK% result (the username) and uses it to try and make a hyperlink, which makes the picture in each post not work. How do i keep this from happening?

  76. 34
    travis
    11-30-06 10:32PM

    oh duh lol i see it right there in your post above

  77. 33
    travis
    11-30-06 10:24PM

    I was wondering how you set it up so that if you have multiple people with administrative privileges when they post a message it puts their signature image on the bottom. Cause from what i understand it only allows you to put one signature no matter who the person is that is posting. I know they can override the original signature but is there a script that would just do it automatically?

    do you understand my question did i make it clear?

  78. 32
    Jesse Siglow
    11-29-06 12:10PM

    Cool—I’ll give it a try. Thanks for the easy solution! -Jess

  79. 31
    Admin
    11-29-06 12:40AM

    Jesse: Ah, looking at your question again I somehow managed to completely miss the ‘multiple sigs’ part the first time ;)

    Well, one quick and easy method would be to run another copy of the plugin. To do this, a few things would need to be changed in the second copy, but if you do a search and replace (ddsig -> ddsig2) for the whole script, it should keep things separated properly :)

  80. 30
    Jesse Siglow
    11-29-06 12:15AM

    Right, I understand that function… I am just looking for a way to handle the need for a second signature (for specific posts). Is there a method for doing this that I am missing? Thanks, Jess

  81. 29
    Admin
    11-28-06 10:21PM

    Jesse Siglow: If you enable the option, this plugin will automatically display the signature on the pages you want. This is mentioned above. The trigger text is meant for those who want to do it manually, or to over-write the setting for a particular post/page. :)

  82. 28
    Jesse Siglow
    11-28-06 9:35PM

    HI there, GREAT plug-in that was definitely in need of release. I have a feature request/suggestion, so please take it as you may: how about having an option for multiple sigs? On my site, we occasionally post news, pr, etc. so it would be great to tag the sig as “posted by” rather than “written by” (but still be able to attribute to authors).

    I realize we can do it by adding in the <!-- ddsig --> by hand, but I am attempting to be as lazy as possible… :)

    Thanks for the great utility!

  83. 27
    Admin
    11-28-06 11:14AM

    j O i*: I will keep that in mind :) Glad it worked for you.

  84. 26
    j O i*
    11-28-06 1:35AM

    Pure Genius comrad! ::Virtual Kiss:: As a gift if you ever require services from my company, let me know and I’ll give you a 20% discount.

  85. 25
    Admin
    11-27-06 9:15PM

    j O i*: I looked again and realized that the script (depending on the settings) showed the signature on posts, pages, and the index, but was not checking archive pages. I just uploaded version 1.2 which adds an option for archive pages - which includes both date-based and category archives :)

  86. 24
    j O i*
    11-27-06 7:37PM

    Just as a footer. It appears on all pages except for the pages sorted by categories. The url is “theartfulbloggers.com/?cat=2″ I have multiple authors and desperately need to differentiate. Advise your thoughts.

  87. 23
    Admin
    11-27-06 6:39PM

    j O i*: It depends - where are you placing the trigger text within the post? Posts are displayed differently on different types of pages (index, archives, search, single post view).

  88. 22
    j O i*
    11-27-06 12:29AM

    i find that the signature does not load when i sort posts by category - how can i adjust this?

  89. 21
    iDayBlog
    11-14-06 9:19PM

    I test it Works for WordPress 2.0.5 Thank you

  90. 20
    Admin
    10-23-06 1:51PM

    Anthony: No, PHP would not be processed if you added it to the signature.

  91. 19
    Anthony
    10-23-06 1:18PM

    Question, can you include php as part of the signature as well?

  92. 18
    Bravos
    10-17-06 2:27AM

    Admin,
    My apologies. I haven’t done this before and completely lost the location of the options. I was looking under Plugins/Options as opposed to Options/Plugins.

    Sorted now, exactly what I was looking for.
    Thank you.

  93. 17
    Admin
    10-16-06 7:43PM

    Bravos: I cannot imagine why a plugin would just disappear. I have not ever heard of this happening with any plugin.

  94. 16
    Bravos
    10-16-06 10:54AM

    Cancel my question about renaming. I found how to do it in my ftp software.

    However, activated, opened the Plugin admin page and set my signature - only included some standard text and a home page URL in html.
    tested with a blog post and no signature. Went back to Plugin admin and the plugin has disappeared from the toolbar.
    Deactivated, deleted from the folder and reloaded - no change.

    Any suggestions?

    Regards

  95. 15
    Bravos
    10-16-06 6:32AM

    Simple question from a simple user.
    How do I rename to file with .php extension?
    I have tried Save Target as… and copied/pasted in to Notepad then renamed but both give me filename.php.txt.
    Regards

  96. 14
    web2
    10-13-06 3:19AM

    Great Plugin!! How can I get the signature to work for the RSS feed??

  97. 13
    Admin
    10-6-06 6:15PM

    Puzzled: I will give my standard answer :) Try re-downloading the plugin, and if that does not work, try temporarily disabling your other plugins.

  98. 12
    Puzzled
    10-6-06 12:00PM

    The following and similar errors show on plugin activation and when trying to edit a post:
    “Warning: Cannot modify header information - headers already sent by (output started at…”

  99. 11
    UnknownGuy
    10-5-06 8:14AM

    I tried to use the trigger <!-- ddsig --> but wasn’t working.

    After looking into the code I saw that $found_trigger from:

    if ($found_trigger) { 			// If trigger found, process
		$content = str_replace('<!-- ddsig -->', $the_sig, $content);

    wasn’t defined and I replace it with $found because I saw above that this might be the condition.

    Now it is working nice.

  100. 10
    enrico
    9-28-06 8:18AM

    hi

    id like to exclude the signature when a post is featured in a specific category.
    how can i do?

    pls let me know
    tnx
    enrico

  101. 9
    [Plugin] Add Sig « My adventures with wordpress
    9-13-06 3:07AM

    [...] Add Sig created by Admin: Add a custom signature to the bottom of posts with the author’s information. [...]

  102. 8
    Grant W. Laird, Jr. Blog » 10 More Wordpress Plugins
    8-27-06 7:13PM

    [...] Add Sig - Add a custom signature to the bottom of posts with the author’s information. [...]

  103. 7
    BRIGADOON.........2006
    8-9-06 3:24PM

    Ge-Linkt 09-08-06…

    New Links / 09-08-06

    ……

  104. 6
    Diploma Teknologi Maklumat » Blog Archive » WordPress Plugin: Add Signature
    8-1-06 9:51AM

    [...] Grab it from Dragon Design’s website. [...]

  105. 5
    Blogalistic - » Add Signature
    7-26-06 3:22PM

    [...] I didn’t see the point of this plugin (which adds an email-like sig to your posts) at first, unless you have a multi-author blog, but I reckon it would be a pretty useful thing to have in your RSS feed. This method could be adapted. [...]

  106. 4
    Admin
    7-26-06 2:41PM

    Version 1.1 has been released - It lets you choose what pages the signature is displayed on - the index, posts, and/or pages.

  107. 3
    BloggingPro China » Blog Archive » WordPress Plugin: Add signature
    7-25-06 6:29AM

    [...] 　　Add signature，增加签名档在文章底部。 post signature [...]

  108. 2
    BLOGoree.ro blog » Blog Archive » Plugin Wordpress pentru semnatura autor
    7-24-06 8:13PM

    [...] Plugin-ul il gasiti aici. Posturi similare:Plugin-uri WordPress pe care la folosescHiQ pe blogMovable Type EnterpriseMarti il am invitat pe Jeremy Wright la Radio LynxCat de binevenit este un forum al bloggerilor? [...]

  109. 1
      WordPress Plugin: Add Signature by Blogging Pro
    7-24-06 9:09AM

    [...] Grab it from Dragon Design’s website. [...]

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