WordPress Plugin for Bengali WordPressians allows you to write in Unijoy, Phonetic and Plain English mode. Category Order by Usage allows you to order categories based on the number of posts that they contain. Login Anywhere allows you to insert a login form anywhere in your blog (header, sidebar, etc.) by adding a function call to wherever you want the code to be generated. If the user is logged in, it will give them the option to logout. Trackback List creates two functions that can be used to display the list of sites that link to your post (or page). With FAQ-Tastic you can make single page FAQs or an index Page with a question list linking to answer Pages. Enhanced Contact Form adds a contact form to your site. Inbuilt spam protection and ability to send CCs. NoIndex Feed prevents Yahoo! and Google from indexing a feed by adding […]

Name: Pre-Publish Reminders Plugin Page: http://nickohrn.com/pre-publish-reminders Description: It provides the user with the ability to create and store a configurable list of reminders that need to be followed before they press publish on a post they have written. The reminder text and background can both be colored as desired by the user and the text can be set to bold, italic, or both. Features: Control reminders from easy to use administration panel Edit and delete reminders you have already written Set text and background color of reminders Set text formatting options of reminders Future Plans: Add javascript color picker for background and text color selection Allow reordering of reminders Option to export your reminders to text file – Enables cross-blog sharing of reminder list Option to import reminders from text file – Enables cross-blog sharing of reminder list Fancy AJAX features for adding, removing and reordering of reminders Ability for […]

Apfelplusz has released deZent, Is a blog, pvk and sImpLe Light Col is a two column, orange, fixed width, theme. (Author states that the links in the footer cannot be removed. Check the page for complete details) XGreen is a single column, minimalistic white/green theme that has valid css and xhtml code. (Contains Sponsored Links) AquaGreen is a widget ready, two column, green theme. (Contains Sponsored Links) Fire in I is a two column white, fixed width theme. (Contains Sponsored Links)

Tracer is a tracking image that allows you to monitor traffic for individual blog posts. It also works in your web feeds. This plugin adds an ‘Insert Tracer’ button to the WP editor. CaptchaThis! is an attempt to further the fight against comment spam. The idea is asking the user (or robot, for that matter) to ‘recognize the meaning of a question and answer it. The plugin has two modes: “Click The Image” and “Answer The Question”. SEO Siloing WordPress plugin allows bloggers to configure blogs that follow the “SEO siloing” technique where posts are grouped by category and cross-category links are only made to special category landing pages. wp-ajax-newsletter is a WordPress plugin that allows users to subscribe and receive a newsletter containing the blog latest posts.

Panda is a two column, green and white, fixed width theme. Rosey is a classy retro theme consisting of neutral background colors. It features blue lines and patterns, red roses and a sweet gal from a past era. YGomahi & Ygo Lonely are two widget ready, three column themes. Sunburn is a two column fixed width black and orange theme Green Quarter is a two column, widget ready with jQuery support and support for Simple Tagging plugin. Adii is a two column, blue, widget ready theme with plugin support. Celtic Bach is two columns, Blue, Fixed width, Right sidebar theme. Salmon is a two column, pink and blue color theme Clean Copy is a simple, two-column, crisp, blue and white theme designed for blog content with the professional in mind, and the sharp simplicity. (Contains Sponsored Links) Brawl is a two column, brown, fixed width, widget ready theme. (Contains Sponsored […]

Name: Ajax Edit Comments Plugin Page: http://www.raproject.com/wordpress/wp-ajax-edit-comments/ Description: WP Ajax Edit Comments (for WP 2.1+) allows users and admins alike to edit comments on a post. Users can edit their own comments for a period specified by the admin, and admins can edit all post comments. Features: Edit comments inline without page reloads. Can turn off comment edits for non-admins. Authors with admin can choose to disable the comment editing in their User options. Can adjust the comment editing time in the admin panel. Users without JavaScript disabled will see a regular comment page. Absolutely no theme or file manipulation needed. Works completely out of the box. Implementation: If you are admin, simply hover over a comment in a post and click. The comment will load, and from there you can edit the comment. If you click “Save” without editing, an error will result. This is normal. Simply click “Cancel” […]

Vista WordPress Gadget: Get easy access to the core WordPress activities on your Windows Vista machine with this Vista Gadget for WordPress. Installation and setup should be simple. I was working on a gadget to pull the Planet’s feed but all work came to a grinding halt when I realized that Vista would not work with Cisco LEAP at school (by design I understand, LEAP is too weak) and with Safenet SoftRemote for work. So now it resides on an abandoned hard drive waiting for vendors to come up with solutions. I had it on my laptop for a total of three weeks and beside the atrocious memory requirements, was quite impressed with the product. Sidebar Gadgets are my favorite new feature in Vista and there are some terrific resources to build gadgets for those that are so inclined.

Thanks to posts here on WLTC and around the blogosphere, the topic of “sponsored themes” is at the top of everyone’s minds. I thought this would be a good time to share my thoughts on the ramifications of sponsored themes, and what it means for our community. For those who are new to the topic, in the past yew years a market has developed around advertisers that pay money to websites to have plain-text links back to their properties so they can rank better in search engines like Google for the text in those links. At some point the people gaming Google realized instead of buying links from dozens of individual sites, they could pay theme authors to bundle their links with their download and get hundreds or thousands of sites with their link for a small fraction of the cost. This is politely referred to as “theme sponsorship.” Sometimes […]