Plugin Page Search and Replace Description This is a plugin for WordPress to allow you to search and replace text across all your posts. Review Search and Replace is a simple easy to use plugin which is one reason I use it. The only job of the plugin is to find a phrase and replace it by another phrase. Installation of the plugin is easy, just upload the single file and activate it. You’ll be able to access the plugin from the Manage tag in WP-Admin. Once there, you can select through which tables you want to search through and then enter the search and replace phrases. The plugin uses SQL search. The search phrase is case sensitive, which means you have to be careful with what you are searching and replace. I’ve been using this plugin to search and replace phrases and is one plugin I use on all […]

Plugin Page Feed Copyrighter Description This plugin adds a copyright message to your feed items. Features – Ability to customize the message by editing the php file – Can be used to display anything in the feed, not just copyright Review I’ve been using this plugin ever since my post was first scraped by a bot. I was able to find that out and this plugin has been the primary method for me to track the splogs. The plugin is easy to install and use. Upload to your plugin folder and activate it. The default installation should be sufficient for most users, however you can edit the plugin to change what you want displayed in the feed. You can check my blog feed to see how I have customized the message the plugin displays in my feed. Additionally, since you are editing the php file, you can put your own […]

Plugin Page WordPress Plugin Download Statistics Description Display download stats of your plugin hosted on WordPress.org Features Add plugins to track via administration panel Cache download statistics for a amount of time set by the user Retrieve plugin statistics from WordPress.org and display in the administration panel Review This plugin is not meant for regular users, but is geared towards plugin authors who have hosted their plugins at WordPress.org. Installation of the plugin is normal and easy. Download the file, upload it to your plugins folder and activate the plugin. Within WP-Admin itself you can specify the names of the plugins you have hosted at WordPress.org as well as the complete path to them. The plugin will then get the download stats of your plugins and display them. The stats are cached and you can set the time of expiry of the cache. Small plugin that does a simple job. […]