Alex King has updated Share This and WP-Grins. These are available on his WordPress Plugins page.
Wikipedia-NoFollow will add a a rel="nofollow" to all your outgoing links to Wikipedia. This is in retaliation to Wikipedia adding a rel="nofollow" to outgoing links.
WordPress 2.1 requires smiley codes to be followed by a whitespace character. Usmivki allows displaying smilies that are followed by non whitespace character.
iMax Width sets a maximum image width so large inline images don’t mess up your wordpress theme. It also adds height and width tags to all posts so the page loads more smoothly.
Simple Clan War permits you to add your clanwar results on your blog using a simple tag.
I’m glad to see the Wikipedia No-Follow plugin. I was trying to think of a way to deal with their decision since I link to them so much.
Thanks for the site. One of the best resources around for WP.
I think that linking to Wikipedia with nofollow is silly. Wikipedia is a great resource. If you don’t like it, don’t link to it! How many links from Wikipedea are there to your blog anyhow? No doubt they are using it to prevent editing for the sake of link-spamming. This may be one of the few legitimate uses of rel=nofollow out there.
More of a problem is the rel=nofollow added to most blog comment URLs. This includes most readers of this comment. It actually includes my blog because it comes built in to WordPress. I am actually looking at installing a plugin to remove that.
Anyhow, my point is “look who’s calling the kettle black”. Unless of course those who link to Wikipedia don’t have rel=nofollow on URLs in comments. Even then, the idea of linking to Wikipedia rel=nofollow is silly in my opinion.
yeah… those stupid wiki’s!
wonder what happen if we all use nofollow to them?
Have a good one.