PhotoQ is a WordPress plugin that makes your (or at least my) photoblogging life easier. It is most suited for “one photo a day”-style web pages i.e., classical photoblogs. In essence, PhotoQ allows you to manage your future posts in a queue. The plugin then gives you the possibility to have the top of the queue automatically posted at a given interval. PhotoQ also takes away the hassle of browsing uploaded image files and embedding them into posts: You simply upload your photo to the queue and enter desired information about the photo. PhotoQ then automatically generates the post based on this information. A Registration Blacklist allows the banning use of specific email addresses and domains from user registration. Reddit Button is a WordPress plugin that displays a reddit button in your posts. Includes the ability to autodetect if the post is submitted. Keyword Generator will scan your pages and […]

MBLA is an acronym for “MyBlogLog Avatars” and is a plugin for WordPress that can add avatars from MyBlogLog to posts and comments. WS Acronymes Adds to every acronym the description via the title attribute, which can be saved in the database. JavaScript Animated Collapsing Categories uses WordPress Categories which have Parent to Child relationships to create a collapsible list of Categories for your weblog. Digga lets your visitors add your blog entries to Digga – a fast growing Swedish community where members can add and vote for links and videos, kind of like digg. import_wordpress allows you to import posts and linked files from one WordPress site to another.