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WordPress Plugin Releases for 09/26

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WordPress Plugins

WordPress Amazon Widget Shortcodes

This plugin is made for you if you use Amazon Affiliate links (aka Amazon Associates, Amazon Partenaires etc.).

comment2tweet

comment2tweet is a WordPress plugin which will automatically post new comments from a WordPress blog to a twitter account. The comment posted to twitter will be an excerpt 140 characters long, and includes a short url link back to the comment.

wpAFFI

Simple and rapid technique to hide your affiliate links.

Smart 404

Instead of quickly giving up when a visitor reaches a page that doesn’t exist, make an effort to guess what they were
after in the first place. This plugin will perform a search of your posts, tags and categories, using keywords from the requested
URL. If there’s a match, redirect to that page instead of showing the error. If there’s more than one match, the
404 template can use some template tags to provide a list of suggestions to the visitor.

Snooth Widget

Grabs Snooth.com Wine Ratings and adds them to a sidebar on your WordPress Blog using the Widget engine.

Possibly Related Recent Posts

Automatically displays possibly related posts at the end of each post.

Easy Disable Visual Editor

Easily disables the visual editor globally.

WordPress S3

This WordPress plugin allows you to use Amazon’s Simple Storage Service to host your media for your WordPress powered blog.

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  1. am says:

    wp affi download link is death and cheat us to redirect to other site.. please update here… and also needed to be in english.. thankyou..

  2. Oncle Tom says:

    Thanks for posting my plugin 🙂 If you have any report to do, feel free to do it.

  3. bubazoo says:

    Is there a 2.6+ compatible plugin that allows you to put your amazon wishlist on your blog?? like the old CG-Amazon for wp 1.5 used to do where it puts a random item from your wishlist into the sidebar?

    I haven’t found one yet thats why I’m asking 🙂



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