The Tagline Rotator plugin does pretty much what it sounds like it would do it selects tagline from list of user-compiled taglines, then displays it within your blog.
It offers couple of advantages over some of the similar plugins I found, most importantly that it uses mySQL within WordPress, and therefore should not slow down page loads significantly.
As of version 1.1, it's now WP database prefix compliant, meaning it will use the database prefix stored in your WordPress settings, and should be WPMU compliant..
Of course, the version of this plugin is 1.1, so there are a couple of bugs limitations that you should know about. * You must choose ' Save Changes to commit any deletions or additions to the database.
Hopefully, this will soon be automated * The plugin does not delete the tables it creates upon de-activation.
The easiest way to fix this is to change the option 'tagline tables in wp options to be 'false NB If you're not comfortable editing your mySQL database, don't worry.
Plugin database table is now compliant with WordPress database prefix.
Upgrading automatically through WordPress from previous = will also rename the database table to use the correct prefix.. 1.2.
Copy the tagline rotator php file to the directory of your WordPress install..
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