Posts Tagged ‘WordPress’

WP Plugin: A9 SiteInfo Generator

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June 29th, 2006
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WP Plugin: A9 SiteInfo Generator Automagically generate SiteInfo for A9 with this plugin for WordPress. SiteInfo is an open standard which allows you to specify information that will be displayed in a toolbar menu. This allows the A9 toolbar (or other toolbars that want to use SiteInfo) to display a menu about your site, when a user is on your site.

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WP Theme: Laila 2.0

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WP Theme: Laila 2.0 Lively, colorful two column theme for WordPress with Widgets support. Also see Multiple Sidebars tutorial/explanation for WordPress.

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WordPress and HTML_AJAX

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June 4th, 2006
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WordPress and HTML_AJAX A simple programmers’ tutorial to write HTML_AJAX plugins for WordPress.

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Canvas: Available for Download

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Canvas: Available for Download I would love to see an honest and unbiased review of Canvas and its capabilities.

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WordPress #94 in PC World 100 best

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June 1st, 2006
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WordPress #94 in PC World 100 best: In their recently released 100 Best Products of the Year, WordPress is #94 (or #95).

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Library Catalogs Should Be Like WordPress

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May 15th, 2006
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Library Catalogs Should Be Like WordPress Library catalogs should be be like WordPress. That is, every entry should support comments, trackbacks, and pingbacks. Every record should have a permalink. Content should be tag-able. The look should be easily customizable with themes. Everything should be available via RSS or Atom. It should be extendable with a rich plugin API. And when that fails, it would be nice if it were all written in a convenient language like PHP so we can hack it ourselves. Beside the part about “written in a convenient language like PHP”, this would make library catalogs much more useful and entertaining. However, it would also add complexity and spam issues. Amazon has recently started a similar approach to their listings including adding a customer wiki. Thanks to Eric Schnell who posted a detailed review of the original thought and some insight into WordPress OPAC or WOPAC. This […]

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Canvas for WordPress?

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Canvas for WordPress? Anyone use this yet? It took me quite a while and quite a bit of digging into the forums to understand that canvas was a “layout management tool” that is used on top of a WordPress install. The site is well built and it looks like everything is new but it also looks like a whole lot of new code and complexity. No code was available as of this post but the screenshots look chock full of AJAX drag and drop. It could either raise the bar for WordPress theme management or fall back in development as the core progresses creating a code mess.

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b2 to WordPress migration script

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May 9th, 2006
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b2 to WordPress migration script Migrate from b2 to WordPress in one step.

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Update Your Plugin on wp-plugins.net

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April 18th, 2006
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I don’t know when it was actually added, but plugin authors who have their work listed at wp-plugins.net can now modify their plugin descriptions regarding WordPress 2.x compatibility. Developers, update your plugins !

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