But if you need something very quickly then I would suggest this plugin here: http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/responsive-slider/ It’s simply called Responsive Slider and I’ve used it on a few different projects with no problems. It creates a custom post type “Slides” which you simply add your slides to the same as you would with any other post with featured image and place a shortcode in your page/post/theme file.

Or you could use the bootstrap-carousel.js http://twitter.github.io/bootstrap/javascript.html#carousel as that’s a lovely responsive slider that is easy to work with.

But like I said it’s really not a hassle to manually get the keywords, I just wish I could still automate it for the sake of laziness haha!

Anyway I see you sent me a pretty interesting email so I’ll reply to that now

So I’m not sure if it’s better, per se, but I found a different way of getting the KWs. After running entering the term and hitting ‘Suggest’ the results will be listed. Under the ‘Suggest’ button is the ‘Select all keywords’ button – when you click that the terms will be listed on the right column. Hit ‘get’ and you can just copy/paste the terms into Excel from the popup.

Thanks for looking into it though! Would love to know about your success with the Chrome extension!

But I’ve been trying to do that and I run into a problem. The session in the doc is Google’s session and every request from a doc creates a new session even when I solve the captcha in the doc the resulting fetch just brings another session and a new captcha

I have made use of this so often it’s not something I’d like to lose so I’m thinking if I can’t fix it I might just make my first leap into building Chrome extensions and make one that lets me request ubersuggest keywords.

For now I’m using this chrome extension to get the keywords to Google Docs: https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/scraper/mbigbapnjcgaffohmbkdlecaccepngjd?hl=en

Get the keywords using the scraper and Xpath query: //span[@class="keyword web "]

While it’s not quite as good, it’s still better than manual copy/paste.

Unless they remove it I won’t be able to get the Doc working again but I’ll see if it would be possible to import the captcha to the Doc for manual completion