AuthImage automatically distinguishes between real comments and spam through random codes in an image associated with each comment. IMDB Movie Information Tag frabs information from IMDB about a movie and adds it to your blog. Move Comments allows comments to be moved from one page or post to another. Slickr Gallery uses AJAX discretely to load lots of Flickr thumbnails on demand and uses lightbox javascript to present the images. Trustmeter for Google shows how your host is indexed in Google and if it trusted or not.

Addpile allows your visitors to submit your blog posts to Addpile.com. AdKit24 is a small and user-friendly plugin to create your own adbar for your WordPress weblog. Ajah Comments caps the number of comments shown on any post to 50, which makes the post load much faster. Author TinyMCE enhances the author description field with the TinyMCE Editor. Batch Validator uses the Markup Validator Web Service API. Contact Widget adds a contact form to your sidebar. Disk Usage gives you an overview on which files and directories are using up your webspace. Google Maps Quicktag makes it convenient to open the Google Maps web site while editing, where you can generate your map and copy the needed code to paste into the editor. WP-Guestmap maps visitors with Google Map. Live WordPress lets you keep track of what your readers are doing on your blog in real-time. Meta Robots prevents indexing […]

WordPress as a resource and the talent and innovation of the people behind WordPress continues to amaze me even to this day. The two plugins I would like to feature today have been written out of necessity. One of them is far reaching with a large amount of resources behind it while the other is simpler, itch and scratch software. However, they are both very innovative, quite useful and made me go Hmmmmmm. Incidentally, Matt celebrated the second birthday of the inception of WordPress.com yesterday. Congratulations to him and his talented team for the phenomenal growth of their service and a sincere thanks for their work. The first plugin comes from Brian McConnell of Worldwide Lexicon. WWL is an open source project that creates collaborative translation tools for websites. WWL enables a website’s readers to translate posts (and edit/score translations) to any of the languages they speak. This is a […]