You might find this a pretty extensive hack, depending on your level of experience so be warned.
I have finished the hack to give you post per post control over copyright on your WordPress powered blog. Honestly the hardest part is adding the entries to the database where needed, other than that you just need to drop in some replacement files.
On the next page are some shots of the modified UI for the post/edit screen, and options-misc:
Here is the new post/edit screen:
And here is the new options-misc page:
Now if you are not scared away, here is a link to the files you will need, and a step by step guide on how to add fields to your WordPress Database:
Now when you login, you should be able to go to Options>Miscellaneous and find at the bottom Use Copyrighting Features. Now all you need to do is fill out what you want the default copyright to be, place the function call: <?php the_copyright(); ?>where you want the copyright notice to appear and you are golden.
One note, this option works just like the Geographic Tracking Features, meaning that you can modify the default on a post per post basis when you are writing your entries.
As always this tutorial and hack are fully supported by me, when I have time, so leave me a comment here and I will try and help you if you are having any problems.
Stroll on over and visit Fabian
March 1, 2007
Hi,
It would be nice if your screen shots had borders (<img border=”1”…> ?), sometimes it’s hard to know what is your post and what is a screen shot. Just a thought.
Great posts! :)
Cheers,
F.
Stroll on over and visit Chris J. Davis
March 1, 2007
Unfortunately that is not valid XHTML so I cannot use it.
I am experimenting with borders via CSS at this time on some of my newer posts. So we will see.
Stroll on over and visit Matt Boothby
March 1, 2007
Hey, mate, the link to copyright.zip is broken. I’d love to use this plugin! Keep up the good work. :)
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