my favorite of these is the Gravatar plugin for multiple authors.
Even as a single author blog owner, I have a need for this, because I have always thought it would be cool if the author gravatar could be displayed next to the title of the page, like I’ve seen in multiple author blogs on different blogging platforms by default.
I’ve always wished that functionality was built into wordpress, or the gravatar function in WP was globalized, so you could use it not only in comments, but posts, pages, sidebars, wherever you wanted it to appear…but unfortunately, its never been the case, and I’ve been looking for AGES for a plugin just like this, and now I found one. thanks so much.
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my favorite of these is the Gravatar plugin for multiple authors.
Even as a single author blog owner, I have a need for this, because I have always thought it would be cool if the author gravatar could be displayed next to the title of the page, like I’ve seen in multiple author blogs on different blogging platforms by default.
I’ve always wished that functionality was built into wordpress, or the gravatar function in WP was globalized, so you could use it not only in comments, but posts, pages, sidebars, wherever you wanted it to appear…but unfortunately, its never been the case, and I’ve been looking for AGES for a plugin just like this, and now I found one. thanks so much.
Great list of plugins. Quite amazing all the tools available for WordPress.
Multi Author Blogs are not used widely aren’t they? So are these plugins really stable enough from users point of view?
I run a multi author revenue sharing blog and some of my fav are :
Adsense revenue sharing
User photo plugin
Wordpress members plugin
Role manager plugin
There is one more which remind me when user submit there post for review…
there are many more plugins which can be added , though I prefer keeping plugins as low as possible..