Blip uses a default media RSS feed if you don’t explicitly give it one. Here are six examples of out-of-the-box Blip at work:
[blip-slideshow overlap=true delay=1000 height=300 width=400]
[blip-slideshow height=300 overlap=false resize=fit width=400]
[blip-slideshow type=flash color="tomato, palegreen, orangered, aquamarine" height=300 width=400] (New for v1.2.0)
[blip-slideshow type=fold height=300 width=400] (New for v1.2.0)
[blip-slideshow type=kenburns duration=1500 height=300 width=400] (New for v1.2.0)
[blip-slideshow type=push height=300 transition=back:in:out width=400] (New for v1.2.0)
Continue to the second page of Examples to see Blip working with third-party RSS feeds like SmugMug and Flickr.
Hi Jason,
This is an awesome concept.
I’ve tried it with the twenty ten theme and it doesn’t show up.
I don’t see prototype.js anywhere in my site.
Tried the default 4 images without an rss link as well. (no result)
any thoughts?
Many thanks from Halifax
Mike, I notice you have activated the Jetpack plugin on your Blog. Jetpack also defines a [slideshow] shortcode which is taking precedent over Blip. To activate Blip in your blog post, use the shortcode [blip-slideshow] instead of [slideshow].