‘WordPress Plugins’ Category

June 14th, 2005

You’ve probably seen Blogs Of The Day before. It’s time to take another look. 150 bloggers are participating and more are joining all the time. Andy has rewired the system and, with a new stylesheet from Jefte, whipped up an interface that makes browsing popular, unpopular, new and old blogs more fun than… you know. The first thing coders will notice is the yummy AJAX goodness that brings you one ordered list after another without reloading the page. Next to the lists, a blog keeps you informed of new developments and the hottest sites. There’s also a button that takes you to a working bbPress forum where you can… you know. Getting your WordPress site included is easy: just install the plugin and you’re done. Links are also appreciated!

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WP Plugin: FriendlyCode

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Mark Ghosh

June 6th, 2005

LinkyLoo, WordPress Plugins

WP Plugin: FriendlyCode Use this plugin to syntax highlight various different types of scripts and code including PHP, CSS, XML, SQL etc.

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WP Plugin: Automatic Machine Translation for Your Blog in Eight Languages

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Mark Ghosh

June 3rd, 2005

Cool Scripts, LinkyLoo, WordPress Plugins

WP Plugin: Automatic Machine Translation for Your Blog in Eight Languages Requires a CURL install but still quite cool. The response time leaves a little to be desired but those are the chops. (could also be a slow server on the authors’ blog)

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Mysql Query Diagnostic Plugin for WordPress

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Mark Ghosh

June 2nd, 2005

Cool Scripts, LinkyLoo, WordPress Plugins

Mysql Query Diagnostic Plugin for WordPress: Install, enable, add a line in your index, check page, copy paste results, remove. Repeat after fixing problems with plugin(s).

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WP Plugin: ShortStat

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Mark Ghosh

May 28th, 2005

LinkyLoo, WordPress Plugins

WP Plugin: ShortStat A WordPress plugin version of Shaun Inman’s statistics package called ShortStat. This plugin sports a simple installation and works seamlessly with the WordPress admin interface.

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WP Community Directory

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skeltoac

May 23rd, 2005

WordPress Plugins

WordPress users now have one more reason to feel superior to other bloggers: Blogs Of The Day, the only directory that tracks your traffic stats and lets you browse articles by category and relative traffic level. All you have to do to get your blog and your posts listed is install the plugin and activate it. Blogsoftheday.com does the rest. The site is still a bit rough but it’s already tracking over 2000 articles in 335 categories and you can browse the articles in a variety of ways. You’ll be amazed at the variety of the content if you dig into the listings. It’ll get even more interesting when it has more than 35 blogs participating! Oh, and the site is powered by WordPress… naturally.

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WordPress Plugin: AdRotator

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Mark Ghosh

May 23rd, 2005

Business of Blogging, Cool Scripts, LinkyLoo, WordPress Plugins

WordPress Plugin: AdRotator – Ad Rotating Solution for your Ads including AdSense: Setup a bunch of ad accounts and rotate them at will on your blog.

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The ABC’s of Wordpres Plugins

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Mark Ghosh

May 16th, 2005

LinkyLoo, WordPress Plugins

The ABC’s of Wordpres Plugins: This post MUST have taken a long time to put together! [EDIT] Astute readers have pointed out that the list is originally from mundogeek.net and a quick look-see shows that it is simply a copy and paste with no regard for the Creative Commons. Without creating too much of a controversy (this could just be a personal blog, not meant to be published, might be an oversight, I want to give them benefit of the doubt) I have taken the original link down and left the MundoGeek.net link up. Thanks for pointing this out.

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