Archive for January, 2009

WordPress Theme Releases for 01/17

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Palestine 2 columns, widget ready, gravatar, custom header, Grid Layout and more Checkmate Two, Three, or Split Column Design theme available in four colors, with support for gravatars, widgets and ready for WordPress 2.7 The Stars A magazine style WordPress theme ideal for fashion, lifestyle, entertainment, celebrity/gossip, or lifestyle websites. The theme includes a wide range of features including: drop down navigation menus, a featured content section, automatic thumbnail generation, integrated social bookmarking buttons and more. Glossy Light Two column, fixed width, widget ready, gravatar ready theme Grassy Green Simple, green and white two column theme with a grass photo in the background. Wooden The Wooden WP theme includes a grayed / red / white color scheme, three recent posts ( with pagination enabled ) and two widgetized bars for the inner pages, the front slider looks auto for images attached to your posts. Configurable via the themes admin panel […]

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Are You Ready To Shopp?

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January 17th, 2009
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It’s not often that we feature plugins or themes that you have to pay for but when the product is fully compliant with the GPL, things are gravy! In this special episode of WordPress Weekly, we talk e-commerce with Jonathan Davis who is the developer of the Shopp E-Commerce plugin for WordPress. Jonathan gives us the low down on what his plugin has to offer. What is also interesting is his business model. The plugin is fully compliant under the GPL but without purchasing the update Key, you won’t be able to upgrade the software. If you’re interested in learning about an e-commerce solution for WordPress, definitely take a listen to this episode. Disclaimer: This interview was not purchased or is sponsored in any way. Here are some of the questions we covered on the show: Why did you create Shopp when WP-Ecommerce was already available? Speaking of WP-Ecommerce, what […]

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WordPress Plugin Releases for 01/16

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January 16th, 2009
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New Plugins No Update Got a version of a plugin that you want to stick with? Don’t want to upgrade? Want to kill that upgrade nag on the plugins page? “No Update” is for you. wpNSC (Not Short Code) Allows shortcodes to be escaped. Very useful for plugin authors who need to write documentation for their plugin on their blog. o-x Badge Help your readers to reduce your posts links sizes. It’s like TinyUrl with stats. AWeber Integration This plugin provides a simple way to add one or more AWeber to your sidebar and optionally enable AWeber email web analytics for your website. Page SEO Display Google Pagerank of each page of your blog in one page. Limit Login Attempts Limit rate of login attempts, including by way of cookies, for each IP. Stack Overflow “GamerTag” Style Reputation Widget XBox Live “GameTag” style widget for displaying your Stack Overflow rep. […]

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WordPress News for 1/15/2009

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January 15th, 2009
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Matt has put together a tool to easily access (most) of the WordPress.org Plugin stats API using a simple GET string. It returns data back as JSON, and you can see the docs + example at http://api.uproot.us Though the functionality is dependent on the future availability of the endpoint at uproot.us (I wish the source for the API was available), I can see lots of possibilities for plugin developers. Drew has put together a tutorial to optimize your Apache VPS for WordPress that is worth a looksee if you are running a small VPS and need that extra oomph. Lastly, via Zedomax, I came upon a small tweak for MySql that could (and has in my case) dramatically improve MySql performance. Check out Angsuman’s tip and explanation if you are interested. Be forewarned that this might have other impacts on your MySql depending on the amount and type of load […]

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Do You Post By Email?

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January 15th, 2009
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There are a number of options available to publish articles to your blog outside of your WordPress Write panel such as through XML-RPC via a third party blogging client or through an application such as the one available for the iPhone. However, did you know that you can also publish posts through email? It’s true! The feature has been around for quite some time. For how long I’m not sure because I was unable to track down when it became a core feature but it looks like it has been around since 1.5 or below. For directions on how to use this unique feature, I recommend reading this comprehensive article on the Codex entitled Blog By Email. Posting by email in WordPress is limited to pretty much text only. Common HTML tags are stripped and attachments that are sent with the email will appear in their raw form in the […]

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WordPress Theme Releases for 01/14

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Web Minimalist Web Minimalist 200901 is a minimalist, imageless, three column, widget and gravatar ready WordPress Theme from WebMinimalist.com. This theme is supporting threaded comments for WordPress 2.7. Buddhism Two column, widget and tag ready theme. Black and White 2 columns, Fixed width, Widget ready, Right sidebar, Black, White Pickle Green, Grey, 2-3 Column, Widget Ready, Gravatar ready theme Gear Two columns, widget ready theme. Includes a very customizable banner. Change visibility, banner’s image (includes 6 variations: gear, bird, bulb, user, user2, binoculars), text through an options page. You may also change theme’s background with available 8 patterns. Compatible with WordPress 2.7. Uchilla Two column widget ready theme Wind Blow Fixed width, two column, widget and gravatar ready WordPress theme available in three styles: Sea Wind, Nature Wind and Night Wind.

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WordPress Plugin Releases for 01/12

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January 12th, 2009
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New Plugins Thumb Finder It’s purpose is to replace the Image function currently used in your theme with one that is lot more clever. With these new functions available you can do everything from a randomly select an image, or return a URL or IMG tag source specifically for that post. Tweetbacks This plugin imports those tweets about your posts as comments. You can display them in between the other comments on your blog, or display them separately. Anti-AdBlock This plugin displays a notification message to visitors with AdBlock on, humbly asking them to turn it off. Session Manager A Plugin to give the administrators some simple page hit stats that aren’t at all confusing. SB Child List A Plugin to introduce some shortcodes to use on parent pages which give dynamic information on it’s children Custom Excerpts Custom Excerpts allows you to create a custom excerpt length, choose HTML […]

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Google Blog Converters 1.0 Released

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January 11th, 2009
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Google Open Source Blog: Google Blog Converters 1.0 Released: Blogger (now) allows users the ability to export all contents of their blog, the Data Liberation team would like to announce the Google Blog Converters project. This new Open Source project provides the ability to easily move blog posts and comments from service to service. This initial release provides Python libraries and runnable scripts that convert between the export formats of Blogger, LiveJournal, MovableType, and WordPress. This is after Google decided to allow Blogger users to import and export data from Blogger.

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Plugin Review: Referrer Detector

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January 11th, 2009
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Weekly Plugin Review, WordPress Plugins

The second plugin in our weekly plugin review series is not a one that helps you win over a few visitors who arrive from search engines and other sites. What is Referrer Detector? Referrer Detector is a WordPress Plugin that displays a greeting message to visitors that come from different urls (known as referrers). For example, you may want to welcome Diggers with a message that reminds them to digg your story, or you may want to ask Del.icio.us users to bookmark your post, and so on. Features A pure AJAXed admin interface with elements tidily divided into tabs. Entries can be added/modified/(de)activated/deleted without the need to reload the entire page, or even with just one click. The greet box position can be set to before or after the post. A [custom tag] can also be used in case you don’t want to show greetings on every post. Users can […]

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