I had written about the code generated by SpringWidgets not being XHTML compliant. For users of WordPress I have made available of a plugin that will save you the trouble of figuring out the valid code. Simply download, install and activate the SpringWidgets plugin. Add <?php if (function_exists(‘echo_springwidgets’)) echo_springwidgets(); ?> where you want to display the widget. As usual you have a lot of customization options available in Options > SpringWidgets Read more and download the SpringWidgets plugin »
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WP Plugin: Headaches with Pictures “Headache with Pictures†is a small, but useful plugin for your dashboard: It offers an area to quickly write down things you’ve got on your mind. This can be things to blog about or your shopping list. If you blog with multiple persons, you can leave a message for the others. (The title is an allusion to Futurama.)
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WP Widget: Text Link Ads Add Text Link Ads to the sidebar of your WordPress blog with very little effort. There is also a plugin available from Text Link Ads directly. Just as an FYI, all links sending you to Text Link Ads from that linked site are referrals. I am not sure that the author mentions that.
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WP plugin: Event Calendar Dynamic Ajax calendar that shows both events and normal blog posts. This plugin promises to be simple to install and use, is widgets friendly, allows users to subscribe to events from various calendar programs, is timezone aware and has a bunch of language translations.
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WP Plugin: Digg This Reloaded The famous Digg This with a few added features such as the ability to add a site to Digg and custom display options.
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WP Plugin: Secure Contact Form Add a simple contact form to your WordPress blog with a bunch of built in security and usability features. Demo here. Installation instructions looks relatively simple.
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WP Plugin: Fancy Pullquotes Generate magazine like quotes of certain portions of a post using this plugin. You will need to edit the PHP file to change the way the quotes look on your page. Plugin could be nicer if it had a simple admin interface.
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WP Plugin: Indian Language Comments
WP Plugin: Indian Language Comments Free WordPress Plugin to write comments in 8 Indian languages including Bengali, Gujarati, Hindi, Kannada, Malayalam, Punjabi, Tamil, Telugu. Not sure how useful it will be if you are not using a keyboard layout that uses those languages but very cool nonetheless. Thanks Freakitude
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