Given the fact that many plugins appear several times, I think it would be useful to add the current version for each, from now on, so that people know that’s they are not new plugins, but rather newly updated plugins.
This ovulation predictor / due date calculator is intended to blogs who write about health, family planning, pregnancy, women, sexual education etc. The plugin helps your visitors predict their next most fertile period and estimated due date based on their cycle length.
coming back to ZINA: sounds sweet, I’d like to have that as a wordpress plugin, but they don’t mention WP!? Being confused now, why is it lsited as a WP plugin? Any WP specific instructions anywhere?
But is Zina a WordPress plugin? I don’t think so, after reading the page you link to. WordPress isn’t mentioned even once.
Given the fact that many plugins appear several times, I think it would be useful to add the current version for each, from now on, so that people know that’s they are not new plugins, but rather newly updated plugins.
Or rather just list the good stuffs? I can’t imagine a blog using the ovulation predictor
You know what they say about making assumptions.
From the Ovulation Predictor plugin page:
This ovulation predictor / due date calculator is intended to blogs who write about health, family planning, pregnancy, women, sexual education etc. The plugin helps your visitors predict their next most fertile period and estimated due date based on their cycle length.
Sounds quite useful to me.
Comment toolbar is sweet! I wish other comment field plugins were as clean and compatible.
coming back to ZINA: sounds sweet, I’d like to have that as a wordpress plugin, but they don’t mention WP!? Being confused now, why is it lsited as a WP plugin? Any WP specific instructions anywhere?
oh, it seems the 2.0a is alpha and working with wordpress…
Thnx ovidiu!
http://wordpress.org/extend/pl.....tallation/ for installation details
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