Article Dragon Content Finder quickly adds keyword-targeted content to your WordPress blog. The plugin is powered by ArticleDragon.com. CodeViewer pulls source code from an external file and displays it, optionally adding a link to download the code directly. GeoAddress provides a contact/address list in a Google map. The representation the Google map and/or the address form can be affected in the Admintool by means of numerous options. gpx2map displays your geo track data on Google maps. MyDashboard is designed to replace the standard, but limited, WordPress dashboard with something a bit more useful, extendable and skinnable. sHeise Ticker displays X headlines in your sidebar. The length of each hyperlink can be edited through the admin-control-panel. WP-Bulb sends you notifications about new comments through the Jabber/XMPP protocol.
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Archive for July, 2007
aideRSS is a feed filtering and classification system that was recently showcased on Read/WriteWeb. As usual, the RW writeup is in depth and the insights and the research are useful in understanding the purpose and the use of aideRSS. aideRSS uses a proprietary “PostRank” algorithm to categorize and rank the posts on a certain blog and gives a reader the ability to filter the most important and most attention grabbing topics from any feed or blog. PostRank is particular to each blog’s statistics and is not a universal algorithm. The resulting ranked lists can then be subscribed through any regular feedreader. For example, the “best posts” from WeblogToolsCollection’s feed are available through this feed. You can perform a similar analysis on your blog by using the simple search on the main page. You can also use the service to filter the feeds that you read in order to reduce clutter […]
[Continue Reading...]BluVision is a 2-column, bluish theme to give your blog an attractive look. Dark Green is a 2-column, widget-ready theme with three different colors options (blue, read, and green). Grady is a 2-column, widget-ready theme that is Lightbox-enabled and provides support for a few additional plugins. Pop Blue is a 3-column, lightweight theme that has been expanded from it’s 2-column counterpart. Simple Foundation is a 2-column, widget-ready theme with a minimalistic design. Wrath is a 3-column theme with red colors based on the Sandbox theme.
[Continue Reading...]BGtoLAT converts Bulgarian Cyrillic characters in post title to Latin characters. Very useful for Bulgarian users of WordPress. d4rss is an RSS Aggregator plugin that allows to display rss entries from external rss sources of your choice. RSS entries are updated once a day using WordPress Cron API. MiniMeta Widget adds a contact form to your sidebar and allows you to enable or disable links. Mother Approves Vote Button adds an external Vote Button on individual posts on your blog that allows readers to ‘Approve’ your post at MotherApproves.net (A Digg for Parents) right from your individual post with a user-friendly graphical vote button. Plastic Tunes allows your blog to display and collect informations about the music you play in your media player. Slideshare.net Slideshows for WordPressMU lets you add slideshows to your WordPressMU blogs. Text Link Ads for WordPressMU allows WPMU users to use the TLA basic service and […]
[Continue Reading...]SezWho Offers Portable Reputations : Web Worker has a thorough writeup on the SezWho service which allows commenter reputation and rating across the web. Installation is really simple with their WordPress Plugin (also for MT). Web Worker seemed cautious about professing the success or viability of this service. However Read/WriteWeb, who is already using SezWho, was a lot more upbeat about the prospects. WeblogToolsCollection on the other hand, has been bitten hard by third party services and their scalability issues and I am going to shy away from this one for now. Sadly, it is quite hard to determine the dependability of a remotely hosted service from just their SLA and their promises, especially if their financial model is shaky.
[Continue Reading...]The WordPress Plugin Competition is rapidly headed towards a fantastic close. If you were planning on entering a plugin, get registered on the Plugin Competition Blog and post your entry there. Remember, in order to be considered as an entry into the competition, you have to post an entry on the blog and send in the final code to me via email by July 31st. Some fantastic entries have already been released for the competition and we have about $1000 in cash and other cool sponsored prizes. Thanks to all the sponsors and the donors. There is still time to throw in a few bucks to help sweeten the pot (look for the ChipIn Widget). I have also added a rating feature for the entries on the Competition Blog. If you have not rated your favorite plugins, head over to the Plugin Competition Blog and help decide the best plugins. […]
[Continue Reading...]Thanks to TipMonkies for the idea via Lifehacker Bold: Alt+SHIFT+b Italics: Alt+SHIFT+i Link: Alt+SHIFT+a Blockquote: Alt+SHIFT+q Code: Alt+SHIFT+c Read More: Alt+SHIFT+t Unordered List (ul): Alt+SHIFT+u Ordered List (ol): Alt+SHIFT+o List Item (li): Alt+SHIFT+l Here are a few of the others that I have featured here in the past: Advanced Editor: Alt+SHIFT+v Publish the Post: Alt+SHIFT+p ins: Alt+SHIFT+s del: Alt+SHIFT+d Unquote/outdent: Alt+SHIFT+w Undo: Alt+SHIFT+u Redo: Alt+SHIFT+y Edit HTML: Alt+SHIFT+e Align Left: Alt+SHIFT+f Align Center: Alt+SHIFT+c Align Right: Alt+SHIFT+r More from the comments: Headers: Ctrl+[number] to get various header sizes on highlighted text. Thanks Henk Have any more to share with us that we might have missed?
[Continue Reading...]WordCamp 2007 starts today (well, there were some festivities yesterday) and since I have to miss it again this year, I hope some visitors record the presentations and provide podcasts for the rest of us. The speakers list includes some pretty cool people that I would have liked to listen to and meet but C’est la Vie. I hear there is going to be some cool schwag as well. If you are at Wordcamp, did you hear or see anything cool? Are you having a good time? Please contact me with reports if you think they are bloggable. Just a word of warning, I am on the road, so response/posting will be slow.
[Continue Reading...]Best uses of Ajax in WordPress Plugins: Ajaxian links back to a Mashable post on the best use of Ajax in a WordPress plugin. The Mashable post is called 30+AJAX Powered WordPress plugins. The plugins are divided into plugins aimed at the blogger and plugins aimed at the reader. The list is nice and GamerZ has a heavy presence in the lsit (as he should). I sparingly use AJAX on this blog beside the rating plugin from GamerZ but that is a personal preference.
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