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Expand Up @@ -37,8 +37,8 @@ There are some extension plugins that notify events triggered by other plugins.

## Installation ##

1. Upload **Slack** plugin to your blog's `wp-content/plugins/` directory and activate.
1. Add new **Incoming WebHooks** service in your Slack, the URL is `https://<SUBDOMAIN>.com/services/new/incoming-webhook` (replace `<SUBDOMAIN>` with your Slack's subdomain). Once created, note the URL of the service (you'll set it into integration entry in your WordPress).
1. Upload the **Slack** plugin to your blog's `wp-content/plugins/` directory and activate.
1. Add a new **Incoming WebHooks** service in your Slack account; install from `https://<SUBDOMAIN>.slack.com/services/new/incoming-webhook` (replace `<SUBDOMAIN>` with your Slack's subdomain). Once created, note the URL of the service (you'll set it into integration entry in your WordPress).
1. Go to **Slack** menu in your WordPress to add the integration (make sure you're logged in as an Administrator).

## Screenshots ##
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== Installation ==

1. Upload **Slack** plugin to your blog's `wp-content/plugins/` directory and activate.
1. Add new **Incoming WebHooks** service in your Slack, the URL is `https://<SUBDOMAIN>.com/services/new/incoming-webhook` (replace `<SUBDOMAIN>` with your Slack's subdomain). Once created, note the URL of the service (you'll set it into integration entry in your WordPress).
1. Upload the **Slack** plugin to your blog's `wp-content/plugins/` directory and activate.
1. Add a new **Incoming WebHooks** service in your Slack account; install from `https://<SUBDOMAIN>.slack.com/services/new/incoming-webhook` (replace `<SUBDOMAIN>` with your Slack's subdomain). Once created, note the URL of the service (you'll set it into integration entry in your WordPress).
1. Go to **Slack** menu in your WordPress to add the integration (make sure you're logged in as an Administrator).

== Screenshots ==
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