WordPress Plugin: Moody

// May 29th, 2004 // Techie

Not sure why I felt compelled to make this, but I figured a lot of people might like to have it. This plugin will add one of those silly “Current Mood” icons to the beginning of all your posts. Read the instructions in the plugin comments for how to use it and where to get the icons.

Download the plugin here (NOTE: Yes, I moved development to wp-plugins.org)

(No I won’t demonstrate it here. Current mood = straight)

Current version: 1.1

Changes since 1.0:

- Moods no longer show at all for posts with no mood added
- Made the image end with xhtml 1.0 transitional code.

More mood icons found here.

112 Responses to “WordPress Plugin: Moody”

  1. [...] Don’t mind me, I’m just testing Gudlyf’s mood plugin [...]

  2. laptop says:

    Works Great ! thank you for this plugin ! :)

  3. Rocky says:

    Does anybody get this plugin to work with WP2.01? If you do please share the modified code with us.
    thanks

  4. sergio says:

    well i read all the comments found the answer but i dont get it.
    THE TROUBLE IS:
    WHEN I PUBLISH THE POST THE ICON APPEARS TWICE IN MEAN THE ICON AFTER THE DATE AND OTHER AFTER THE HOUR..WHY IS THAT???

    WELL HOPE AND ANSWER
    SEE YA

  5. Haha, love it. Couldn’t get the plugin to work on WP2 though either…

  6. daload says:

    If you are having the dreaded headers output error, make sure there is no garbage in the PHP code for the plugin… Typically this would include carriage spaces before and after the opening and closing tags…

    I deleted one from the beginning and end of the plug-in and all is fine for me!

  7. Xnxx says:

    Are you still working on this plugin?
    I get this error when I activate it :(
    I am running WordPress 1.5.1.2
    What am I doing wrong?
    Help me please!

  8. [...] Moody: Enter your mood in the Custom Field section of your post entry and the plugin will display in your theme below the time. Sounds good but the plugin doesn’t work with WordPress 2.0 and up. Plus you have to do your configuration in the php file. [...]

  9. Thibaud says:

    Very funny! a must have, thanks!

  10. Great, I want to change the images to mine own.

  11. coutie says:

    Thanks for this great plugin!!