RainbowRing
by zingot.graphics 0 (0 reviews)

RainbowRing

Connect your WordPress site to RainbowRing, an independent-site webring for the ZX Spectrum Next community.

RainbowRing ranks #68,297 among WordPress.org plugins with 0+ active installations, is #2,861 of 2,896 in the Discussion & Community category, and was last updated Sep 17, 2026. Data from WordPress.org, refreshed twice daily — see methodology.

Compatible with WP 7.1.2
v1.0.5 Current Version v1.0.5
Updated 6 days ago Last Update on 17 Sep, 2026
Refreshed 7 hours ago Last Refreshed on
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Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about RainbowRing

Yes. The WordPress plugin connects an existing WordPress site to the RainbowRing service. A site must be registered with RainbowRing before it can become a LIVE member of the ring.
No. The plugin does not store your RainbowRing account password. It stores the Site ID and a site-specific connection token needed to communicate with the RainbowRing service. Treat that connection token like a password.
Immediately after activation, the plugin makes one automatic pairing attempt. It sends the public WordPress Site Address to RainbowRing. If that exact URL belongs to a registered site, RainbowRing returns a short-lived challenge. RainbowRing then requests that challenge from the active WordPress site to prove control of the URL before issuing the site-specific connection credentials. If the attempt fails, the plugin stops. It does not retry every minute, poll in the background or create a scheduled task. The administrator can explicitly request one new attempt from Settings > RainbowRing.
RainbowRing is a service plugin. The remote service is the authoritative source for membership, approval, widget configuration and ring behaviour. The plugin therefore needs the service to pair the site, synchronise settings, check installation/status and provide the public RainbowRing widget. See the External service section above for the specific communication performed by the plugin.
No. The plugin uses normal WordPress options and short-lived transients for its small amount of local state.
No. There is one first-run automatic attempt after activation. If it fails, no further pairing request is sent unless an administrator explicitly asks the plugin to try again from the RainbowRing settings page.
Deactivation stops the plugin from running but keeps its local connection settings so the site can be reactivated without unnecessarily losing its configuration.
Uninstalling the plugin removes its local RainbowRing Site ID, connection token, cached settings and temporary pairing state from WordPress. Uninstalling the WordPress plugin does not by itself delete your RainbowRing account or registered site from the RainbowRing service.
Fixed display lets RainbowRing place the widget automatically across the site. Inline display only renders the widget where the [rainbowring] shortcode is used.
No. Technical detection and final approval are separate. The plugin can help install and verify RainbowRing, but only a site that has completed RainbowRing's approval process becomes LIVE in the public ring.

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