Plugin Page Flickr Photo Album Description The WordPress Flickr Photo Album plugin will pull in your Flickr photosets and display them as albums on your WordPress site. Features Display your Flickr photo sets as albums on your site Search engine friendly URLs Complete control over the look and feel, see below for customization details Show or hide your photos that have been marked ‘private’ Flickr notes (Firefox only) and Flickr comments are supported Adds a new Photos tab for you to easily add Flickr photos to any blog post The new Photos tab allows you to filter your photos by tags, or to search everyone’s photos by tags Supports WordPress Widgets: Pull in your recent photos into your sidebar. Review Ever since I signed up for a Flickr Pro account, I’ve been wanting to integrate my Flickr albums into my blog. I tried quite a few Flickr plugins. Some worked […]

Plugin Page: http://txfx.net/code/wordpress/clutter-free/ Description: Clutter Free is a plugin that lets you hide portions of the WordPress posting interface that you rarely (or never) use. Features: – Hides various portions from view to save space on the screen – Can completely remove the Image Uploader and Preview windows saving bandwidth Review: Honestly, there isn’t much I can write about Clutter Free other than it works and works well. The installation is quick and easy. You can then visit your profile page and deselect which elements you want to hide. I have the inline image uploader and the Preview window hidden on my blogs because I don’t use either of them. You have no clue how much bandwidth I save while I am blogging! One good feature about Clutter Free is the ability for individual users to select what they want to see seperately. This ensures that on multi-admin blogs, the […]

Plugin: Adsense Manager Description: Adsense Manager is a WordPress plugin to help manage Adsense ads on your blog. Features: Adsense Manager instead provides all the options within the plugin to change Ad colours, size, layout, etc. which can all be updated on the fly – and checked in situ on the blog. Default settings can be applied across all Ads allowing for site-wide changes (e.g. colour scheme) with the click of a button. Implementation: Once activated all you need to do is enter your Google Adsense ID and create a single Ad block unit. Once done this is gone you can position Ads on your site using either WordPress Widgets (on enabled blogs), inline code in posts (standard edit box has an automated tool to insert ads) or by adding adsense calls to template code. Future Plans: – Extend the types of Google Adsense products supported to include referrals units, […]

Having missed out the last few days of the “A Plugin A Day” series due to me being on holidays, we will be continuing the series all through May. With so many plugins still worth reviewing, the days in April fell shot anyway. This means we are still accepting emails from plugin authors to have their plugins featured. Read the original post for instructions on how to submit a plugin for review. Remember the more information you provide us the easier it is for us to review and test your plugin. Note that we are selective about which plugins get featured here, so sending in an email doesn’t mean an assured post. Also, your plugin doesn’t need to be a new release. You can email us about an old plugin that is still highly relevant. Some of the plugins featured in the last month have been released several months back. […]