Many different sites and blogs have documented what they thought were their most desired features in WordPress 2.3. Since I am as excited about this release as I was about WordPress 2.0 (I consider 2.0 to be a significant milestone), I am collating them here with each discussed feature bulleted under each of the links. Design Adaptations Update Alerts for WordPress Inherent Tag Support More SEO Friendliness, better URI redirection Ryans’ Blog Database changes Taxonomy changes, Taxonomy API Plugin Compatibility Aiming for Independence Tagging Adding new tags to your own theme Adding a tag cloud More on Tagging in themes and tag importers from Small Potato UTW Importer Version 3 Template tags for Tags (yes, I know) Michael’s Blog (mdwaffe) Better Post and Page management Sam Ruby Atom Publishing Protocol support Plugin update notification Directly from WordPress Plugin Directory Better, faster, quicker, safer Faster javascript and wp-admin code and styles […]
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WordPress vs Drupal: Todd Zeigler’s opinions on whether to use Drupal or WordPress to accomplish various publishing tasks depending on the relative ability of each software to excel in particular tasks. Though I agree with some of the premises, saying WordPress Mu is not quite ready for prime time is a very bad generalization and dependent on Todd’s experiences with a very particular need (developing a network of blogs that share content and is centrally managed) that he tried to fill with Mu.
[Continue Reading...]Blue Sky is a 3-column, widget-ready theme available in both AJAX and non-AJAX versions. The Morning After is a 3-column, widget-ready theme with a magazine-style layout. Sixtyfour is a single-column theme for WordPress with a Tumblr-like layout.
[Continue Reading...]Broken Images is designed to fight broken images on your WordPress powered site by allowing you to hide, style, or replace them. Click Tracking can monitor visitors’ clicks on your blog. Cross References lets you insert cross-references between posts or pages. Role Manager 2.0 lets you manage, create and delete roles and capabilities. VR Visitas allows you to take a record of the visits to your page.
[Continue Reading...]Admin Drop-Down Menus provides one-click selection of admin options via proper drop down menus. Different Posts Per Page allows you to modify the number of posts shown in home, category, archive or search page. Download Counter Lite is a simple tracking system to keep a watch on how many downloads your files get. Download Counter Advanced is a more versatile version than the ‘Lite’ version which still tracks downloads and keep counts but can also download virtually any file type. Gallina 4 allows you to publish the starred email from your Gmail to your blog. Link Uploaded Files shows and links the uploaded files of a post. openWallet is a login system for websites, which replaces user names and passwords with digital keys and a password. Page Category Organizer allows for categories to be assigned to WP pages. Post/Page Update Notification lets users subscribe to a WordPress ‘Page’ so that […]
[Continue Reading...]Clouded is a 3-column, widget-ready theme with a sleek, minimalistic feel. Finishline is a 2-column, widget-ready theme with a sports car theme. NoWayOut is a 3-column, fixed-width theme that shows the four latest posts assigned by categories on the front page. Pony is a 2-column theme with a light and simple layout. Remo is a 2-column theme with artistic header and support for recent comments, related posts, lightbox clone, breadcrumb navigation, and Ultimate Tag Warrior. Resurrection is a 3-column theme with choice of background images and support for Ultimate Tag Warrior, Page Navi, and Twitter-tool. SilverySnow is a 3-column, widget-ready theme with a snowy winter scene. Wow Lich King is a 3-column, widget-ready theme with a World of Warcraft theme.
[Continue Reading...]WordPress 2.3 en Español: Alex has translated WordPress 2.3 into Spanish. Though a few more bugfixes might go into WordPress Beta 3, I believe it is mature enough that there will be few mismatches with the translation. Go grab the .mo file from Alex’s blog and follow his instructions to setup WordPress in Spanish. In related suggestions, have you upgraded to WordPress 2.2.3 yet
[Continue Reading...]WordPress File Uploads With IIS: Joseph figured out how to fix permission issues with IIS 7, PHP 5 and Windows Vista. This might help someone in the future.
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- Mark Ghosh
An avid fan of business, education, technology and finance. I lead a lean, highly focussed and capable team of Java Back End developers and Front End developers through a maze of complex software wizardry to fulfill the web maintenance needs of a large chemical manufacturer. As per Myers-Briggs Personality Types, I am an ESTJ. I pride in a project completed on time and according to plan. My hobbies include all kinds of technology, anything that I can taste and anything that goes fast or flies in the air. I like to read business books and comics in my spare time.
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