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Search engine giant Google has announced its Google+1 social networking platform.
The plugin adds the Google +1 button to your Blog’s posts, pages, attachments, and custom post types.
The Plugin has a variety of options for button style and position.
WordPress Google +1 Button requires WordPress 3.1.0 and higher and is currently compatible up to: 3.3.0.
Some of the main features are as follows:
No commentsTo setup the Google+1 Button Plugin in your WordPress driven Blog, login to WordPress as administrator, by simply entering the url_of_your_website/wp-admin in your Browser. Enter the appropriate username and password {which was provided while installing WordPress} and then click on Log In as shown in Diagram 1.
Diagram 1
After logging in as WordPress Admin, a Dashboard page opens as shown in Diagram 2.
The Dashboard provides access to different WordPress functions and features.
Diagram 2
To uninstall the Google+1 Button Plugin in your WordPress driven Blog, login to WordPress as administrator, by simply entering the url_of_your_website/wp-admin in your Browser. Enter the appropriate username and password {which was provided while installing WordPress} and then click on Log In as shown in Diagram 1.
Diagram 1
After logging in as WordPress Admin, a Dashboard page opens as shown in Diagram 2.
The Dashboard provides access to different WordPress functions and features.
Diagram 2
This WordPress tutorial explains how to change the look and feel the Google+1 Button Plugin for your WordPress blog.
To configure the Google+1 Button Plugin in your WordPress driven Blog, login to WordPress as administrator, by simply entering the url_of_your_website/wp-admin in your Browser. Enter the appropriate username and password {which was provided while installing WordPress} and then click on Log In as shown in Diagram 1.
Diagram 1
After logging in as WordPress Admin, a Dashboard page opens as shown in Diagram 2.
The Dashboard provides access to different WordPress functions and features.
Diagram 2
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