Title: Developer Information
Author: WordPress.org
Published: <strong>10. febrúar, 2016</strong>
Last modified: 10. mars, 2026

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# Developer information

 Þú ert með frábæra nýja viðbót og vonast til þess að hún nái til fjöldans. Þú ert
komin(n) á réttan stað. Þú þarft bara að [biðja okkur um að hýsa hana fyrir þig](https://is.wordpress.org/plugins/developers/add/).
Í staðinn getur þú:

 * Haltu utan um hversu margir einstaklingar sækja hana.
 * Leyfa fólki að skrifa athugasemdir um viðbótina þína.
 * Viðbótin þín fær einkunn til samanburðar við allar aðrar frábæru WordPress viðbæturnar.
 * Gefðu viðbótinni tækifæri til þess að ná til fjöldans í gegnum þetta miðlæga 
   safn.

### Það eru einhverjar takmarkanir

 *  Your plugin must be compatible with the [GNU General Public License v2](https://www.gnu.org/licenses/license-list.html#GPLCompatibleLicenses),
   or any later version. The plugin should either include its human-readable source
   code or provide a clear, accessible link to it. We strongly recommend using the
   same license as WordPress — “GPLv2 or later.”
 *  The plugin [must not impose artificial restrictions on its built-in functionality](https://developer.wordpress.org/plugins/wordpress-org/detailed-plugin-guidelines/#5-trialware-is-not-permitted).
   This includes license gates, paywalls, time-limited trials, usage quotas, or 
   any other mechanism that limits features included in the plugin code and/or that
   the plugin code can do.
 * Viðbótin má ekki gera neitt ólöglegt eða gera eitthvað sem er siðferðislega rangt(
   það getur verið afstætt, við vitum það).
 *  Þú þarft að nota [Subversion](https://subversion.apache.org/) gagnasafnið sem
   við úthlutum þér til þess að viðbótin birtist hér á þessum vef. WordPress viðbótasafnið
   er hýsingarvefur, ekki skráningarvefur.
 * The plugin must not embed external links on the public site (like a “powered 
   by” link) without explicitly asking the user’s permission.
 *  Your plugin must abide by our list of [detailed guidelines](https://developer.wordpress.org/plugins/wordpress-org/detailed-plugin-guidelines/),
   which include not being a spammer and not abusing the systems.

### Submission is simple

 1.  [Sign up](https://login.wordpress.org/register?locale=is_IS) for an account on
    WordPress.org.
 2.  [Submit your plugin for review](https://is.wordpress.org/plugins/developers/add/).
 3.  After your plugin is [manually reviewed](https://developer.wordpress.org/plugins/wordpress-org/plugin-developer-faq/#questions-about-submissions-and-approval),
    it will either be approved or you will be emailed and asked to provide more information
    and/or make corrections.
 4.  Once approved, you’ll be given access to a [Subversion Repository](https://developer.wordpress.org/plugins/wordpress-org/how-to-use-subversion/)
    where you’ll store your plugin.
 5.  Shortly after you upload your plugin (and a [readme file](https://is.wordpress.org/plugins/developers/?output_format=md#readme)!)
    to that repository, it will be automatically displayed in the [plugins browser](https://is.wordpress.org/plugins/).
 6.  Check out the **[FAQ](https://developer.wordpress.org/plugins/wordpress-org/plugin-developer-faq/)**
    for more information.

### Lestumig skrár

 To make your entry in the plugin browser most useful, each plugin should have a
readme file named `readme.txt` that adheres to the [WordPress plugin readme file standard](https://is.wordpress.org/plugins/readme.txt).
You can put your readme file through the [readme validator](https://is.wordpress.org/plugins/developers/readme-validator/)
to check it.