Pure A simple two column WordPress theme that does not require any images. It supports widgets and gravatar. Crafty Cart A WordPress theme that has been designed to provide users with an easy way to create online shops. This theme neatly integrates with the e-commerce plug-in to create a highly practical e-commerce solution. Crafty Cart features a spanking new retro style that is one of the best to sell out various handmade items such as t-shirts, etc. from an online shop. Crafty cart is a two column SEO optimized WordPress theme available in soft pink shades. This theme has 2 widget ready side bars and Gravatar support which makes it completely advertisement ready. NBA 3C NBA 3C is a three column, fixed with theme for NBA game lover. It has two widget-ready columns, and it is compatible with the latest WordPress and has been tested with in Firefox, Internet Explorer, […]
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New Plugins WP Google-buzz This plugin automatically displays Google Buzz button for every post and pages. Receive Links Integrate a WordPress site with the Receive Links Link Exchange Network. This plugin works with widgets or in the footer. You need a Receive Links account. WP Sitemap A HTML sitemap with both post and pages. Easy to implement, just add a shortcode tag in a page. [wp_sitemap] You can add parameters to change the sitemap, exclude, include, sort and paging and so on. Taxonomy Images The Taxonomy Images plugin allows users to associate images from the Media Library to categories, tags and custom taxonomies. Flickr Digest A simple to use WordPress plugin based on Flickr API which digests all your photos posted in last X days in a single post periodically. Page.ly MultiEdit The MultiEdit plugin creates tinyMCE editable regions or “blocks” inside a page template. This is great for creating […]
[Continue Reading...]Back on January 22nd, Google notified its Blogger users that effective March 26th, support for publishing via FTP would be discontinued. This announcement prompted at least one individual who relied on this feature to switch from Blogger to WordPress. However, the journey from one platform to another presented some obstacles. Kent Newsome has published a six part series that describes the trials and tribulations of the move including export/import, file size limitations, retaining the URL structure, theme hacking, and more. Congrats to Kent for having a successful move and welcome to the WordPress community. Parts 1 and 2 Part 3 Part 4 Part 5 Part 6
[Continue Reading...]Malleable Hybrid child theme that offers news-type functionality that features a configurable slider and address (with microformats). Intrepid Two-column with a right sidebar, compatible with WordPress version 2.8 upwards, with threaded and paged comments. 3 styles of pastel shades to choose from – blue-green, green-brown and purple-gray as default… You can also replace the header completely with your own image. TweetPress Two column theme designed for easy integration with Twitter. Brave Zeenat A portfolio & blog theme with sliding content on homepage and support for widgets and category and service page templates GreenishBlue Theme has three sidebars a 120px, 300px (Adsense) Sidebar and a Sidebar at the Bottom under the Postings, and Widget Support. There is an Option Page to populate the Footer. Supports localisation.
[Continue Reading...]If you do a quick Google search for, “without a plugin”, you’ll find a gazillion results for how to accomplish simple to complex tasks for WordPress without the need of a plugin. With so many articles about not using WordPress plugins, it just begs the question: “What’s wrong with WordPress plugins in the first place?” I personally love my installed plugins. I have 25 installed on my personal blog, and I couldn’t live without a single one of them. If you venture off to Jeff Chandler’s site, he has 31 installed. Are we freakin’ nuts, or what? So what’s the deal with all these “without a plugin” posts? I mean, you don’t see plugin authors posting, “How to accomplish ‘xyz’ without a WordPress theme” do you? Okay, I’m slightly kidding, but this question needs to be asked: “What benefit is there to integrating a plugin into a theme?” Does the […]
[Continue Reading...]Quite recently, I was trying out a few new plugins which came across as interesting to me. As usual, I ran up my test install and installed the plugins, everything worked fine, except for one thing. Couple of plugins from the lot added linkbacks to their own site, that is fine, however, they did not provide me with an option to disable those links.
[Continue Reading...]Swift Super fast, two column, widget ready, gravatar ready and highly feature rich theme Selalu Selalu is a grid and widget ready wordpress theme, built in with custom recent comment and post with thumbnail, new features in WordPress 2.9 post thumbnail. Brick Wall Two column, fixed width, widget and gravatar ready theme cleanRoar The theme features a fresh Valentine’s Day style for your WordPress powered site. It also includes an additional four (4) styles to choose from, with the Legacy style always being an option. Ninja One Ninja One is a free WordPress child theme for the popular theme framework Thematic. From the Ninja One Options page, you can easily add a custom logo, change the header background color, add your Google Analytics tracking code, and add your Feedburner feed name.
[Continue Reading...]New Plugins Hikari Email & URL Obfuscator Spam is website publishers #1 concern, we wanna share our and our visitors’ emails to those who should have access to them, but don’t want spam harvesters stealing them and sending garbage to us. A lot of techniques had been developed to hide our emails from these delinquents, while having them shown to real people. Devel Devel is made up of development oriented administrative components for developers and power users who need more control over their WordPress site. Features are seperated into components which can be enabled or disabled. In addition, devel has an intuitive API for adding your own custom components into the mix using the devel components API. Adeel’s Zodiac Calculator A sidebar widget that displays your visitors’ Chinese and/or Western zodiac signs based on their date of birth without reloading the page. Digital Raindrops CMS Lite This plugin gives additional […]
[Continue Reading...]Cory Miller who is one of the guys behind iThemes.com has published a long but excellent piece regarding his thoughts on why there needs to be a commercial WordPress plugin market. Honestly, I think Cory’s post has been the best on the subject and I don’t disagree with much of what he said. In terms of supporting the commercial interest of plugin authors from the plugin repository, there are a lot of questions that need to be answered. We already know that theme authors who sell their themes under the GPL license have been rewarded via a commercial themes page on WordPress.org. Back in July of 2009, the BlogHerald asked Matt if the same thing would happen for plugins: Commercial plugins are already seamlessly integrated with the plugin directory. I don’t know exactly what that means but if we take a look at the page that lists the restrictions and […]
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