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WP-Dogecoin

CMDR Mitchcraft

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What is WP-Dogecoin?

This plugin allows you to add your Dogecoin donation address to the bottom of your blog posts – automatically!

How To Install WP-Dogecoin

== If you’re installing this plugin from inside WordPress, skip to Step 5 ==
1: Download the plugin from the WordPress Repository
2: Unzip the plugin
3: Upload the plugin directory through FTP to your /wp-content/plugins directory
4: Activate the plugin through ‘Plugins’
5: Head to the options page titled WPDC Settings
6: Add your address to the text box.

WP-Dogecoin FAQs

Q: Can I change the styles?
A: YES! The box style uses the ‘.wpdc_box’ class. The tooltip is a hyperlink that can be changed by targeting ‘.wpdc_small a’.

Changelog

0.1: Initial Version

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