Now Available through the Wordpress Plug-in Repository:
http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/jsfiddle-shortcode-w-custom-skins/
Adds functionality for an [iajsfiddle] shortcode to Wordpress that allows quick and easy embedding of JSFiddles.
This plug-in adds a custom user contact method to the User Profile page for a JSFiddle username, but will also allow admins to define the custom field to use for this contact method, in case a developer has already altered contact methods and added a field for JSFiddle.
This shortcode pulls in a user's JSFiddle and allows configurable height, width, and supports custom skins, too. You can also include a JSFiddle from another user, by providing the username and id of the JSFiddle.
The plug-in creates a custom metabox on the Edit Post and Edit Page admin pages that contains a list of all the user's JSFiddles and allows them to generate a shortcode to be copied and pasted into the editor.
The plug-in supports custom JSFiddle skins, and allows the admin to define a folder where custom skins will be uploaded.
The plug-in has a theme manager file and class that can be run via the Wordpress cron function (or set up as a regular cronjob by developers) and retrieves all current skins in the defined skins directory and uses them to populate the Skin dropdown in the shortcode generating metabox.
This plug-in is in its beta phase; it functions, but has only been lightly tested. It has not been internationalized or set up for multi-site network integration.
It is a work in progress, though it is getting close to where I want it.
- @dzejkej for the jsfiddle-utils JavaScript that makes it dead-simple to retrieve info from the JSFiddle API
- @padolsey for the cross-domain-ajax JavaScript that jsfiddle-utils uses to retrieve the Fiddles from the API
- @Naatan for the basic jsFiddle-skin-proxy code that allows custom skins to be attached to embedded JSFiddles. The plug-in utilizes a fork of this repository that can be found here