Archive for 2010

WordPress Theme Releases for 10/13

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Constellation is an assemblage of awesome resources, put together to form an extremely flexible WordPress foundation. My Theme with Grass and Dew is a beautiful green and white simple theme for WordPress. My Lovely Theme is a beautiful pink, black, red, and white simple theme for WordPress. SimpleDark is a dark right-sidebar theme.

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WordPress Honors 2010: Why You Should Register

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October 12th, 2010
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A couple of days ago, James mentioned the 2010 WordPress Honors website, which aims to be to WordPress what the Oscars are to the movie industry. This site is a very good initiative and there are three compelling reasons why you should register and vote.

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WordPress.com Launches Text Messaging Feature

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October 12th, 2010
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WordPress.com has just launched a new text messaging feature. Users can now do a variety of blog management tasks via the new 77377 (PRESS) short code. By simply activating the service at Settings/Text Messaging in your admin panel, you can receive notifications when users are added or removed, and when the theme and privacy settings have changed. Users who choose to upgrade the service for only $20/year will be able to add extra protection to their blog via an SMS-enabled two-step login process, receive new comment notifications with the ability to moderate or reply via text message, receive new post notifications, and publish a post of 160 characters or less. This feature is only available in the USA, though the WordPress.com team will look into expanding the service to other countries if the feature proves popular enough.  As always, standard text messaging and data rates apply. What do you think of […]

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WordPress Plugin Releases for 10/11

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October 11th, 2010
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New plugins Beautiful Image Widget allows you to display random image from Beautiful Landscape’s huge high-quality image collection on the sidebar of your blog. WP Overview shows overview and memory usage on your dashboard. Updated plugins Gravatar Signup Encouragement encourages users without a Gravatar to make one. Highlight Search Terms is a lightweight search terms highlighter using jQuery. Posts 2 Posts allows you to create many-to-many relationships between posts of all types. WP-DBManager allows you to optimize, repair, backup, and restore your database, as well as drop/empty tables and run selected queries. WP SlimStat is a simple but powerful real-time web analytics plugin for WordPress.

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Add Hovercards to Your WordPress Blog

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October 10th, 2010
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Gravatar recently launched Hovercards, a new feature that servers as a nifty bridge between your Gravatar and your Gravatar Profile. Hovercards have already been enabled throughout WordPress.com and WordPress.org, and there is an official plugin in the works, but what if you can’t wait for the official plugin to add Hovercards to your WordPress blog? If your theme has a functions.php file, just add the following line within the file: wp_enqueue_script( ‘gprofiles’, ‘http://s.gravatar.com/js/gprofiles.js’, array( ‘jquery’ ), ‘e’, true ); If your theme doesn’t have a functions.php file, or you’d rather not mess with it, use a plain text editor to create a file called hovercards.php with the following content, then use an FTP or SFTP client to upload it to the /wp-content/plugins/ directory, and activate it via the Plugins section of the admin panel. <?php /* Plugin Name: Hovercards */ wp_enqueue_script( ‘gprofiles’, ‘http://s.gravatar.com/js/gprofiles.js’, array( ‘jquery’ ), ‘e’, true ); ?> […]

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WordPress Theme Releases for 10/09

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Friendly Fast is both fast loading and optimized for our search engine friend Google. Parquetry is a simple 2-column right sidebar WordPress template with a woodgrain background and an eye-catching header graphic. PurpleSatin was designed using stylish purple colors and a slim design.

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2010 WordPress Honors Seeking Submissions

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October 8th, 2010
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The 2010 WordPress Honors launched earlier this week and is currently seeking submissions and votes for your favorite WordPress plugins, themes, sites, and personalities. Final voting will begin once the nominees have been announced in mid November, and the winners will be announced in early January. What’s your take on award ceremonies like this? Will WPHonors show the best that the WordPress community has to offer, or will this be just another popularity content?

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WordPress Plugin Releases for 10/07

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October 7th, 2010
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New plugins EZWebPlayer Video Plugin allows you to post your videos, report on views, track which videos have been posted and where, and has a simple toolbar plugin that allows you to add videos quickly. Hikari Featured Comments is a simple plugin that adds 3 new custom fields to comments, allowing you to add special properties to each of them. Post Gallery Widget is a rotating gallery widget using a custom post type for gallery content. swfObject Reloaded allows easy embedding of swf files and better media management for swf files, allowing swf files to have a height, width, and their own minimum flash version. Updated plugins Disqus Comment System replaces your WordPress comment system with your comments hosted and powered by Disqus. eShop is an accessible shopping cart plugin. Membership allows you to transform your WordPress site into a fully functional membership site. (Disclaimer: Incsub is a sponsor of […]

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WordPress.com Makes it Easy to say Goodbye

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October 6th, 2010
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The WordPress.com team has now made it even easier to leave your WordPress.com blog for a self-hosted WordPress blog. The new offsite redirect upgrade allows you to easily redirect your blogname.wordpress.com blog and all of its permalinks to your new domain. The previous redirection method was a five-step process that had a tendency to cause some confusion during implementation. Now, all you need to do is export your blog, purchase the offsite redirect upgrade for $12/year (the same price as the previous redirection method), and enter your new domain name. Matt Mullenweg, Automattic’s one and only Chief BBQ Taste Tester, highlighted the importance of the new offsite redirection upgrade, stating “the easier you make it for people to go, the more likely they are to stay.” The psychology certainly makes sense to me. I’d be less tempted to make a panic-influenced exit if I knew it was easy to leave […]

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