Autoroll Widget is a blog widget that displays links to blogs with a strong affinity with your blog. StumbleCrumble will display the websites that you have recently stumbled upon. Dropdown Menus displays the links in the sidebar as a simple dropdown list. Thickbox Automator automate the process of creating links which work with the ThickBox image gallery. Future Posts Calendar adds a simple month-by-month calendar that shows all the months you have future posts for, it highlights the days you have posts for, and as an added bonus if you click a day the Post Timestamp boxes change to that day, month and year. digg IT allows your visitors to easily submit your stories to digg, the popular social news networking website, or vote for your articles by “digging” them if they have already been submitted by someone else. Kill Preview removes the post preview iframe from the post writing […]

NotPlasticBag is a modification of Bare theme to look like Plasticbag.org. Peterandrej03 is a two-column, widget ready theme by Peterandrej. Small Potato has released Fergie, Sleepy, 022, Goopress and Techpress. Artificial Intelligence is a two column widget ready theme based on the template by Solucija. Dripzone is a two column pink, white and black theme.

Yahoo! Launches Pipes: Nik performs an in depth, albeit somewhat negatively jaded frustrated review of Yahoo! Pipes (which are clogged/down at the time of this post). The blogoshpere and the web20sphere is agog with analysis of this somewhat complex (or wait, was that somewhat simple) method of analyzing, cataloging and publishing web service data from anywhere and everywhere on the Internet. My take on it, without actually being able to use the application, is that the user interface is simple and the idea is very useful and attractive but it might not be designed/implemented with the average user in mind. I think Anil puts it very succintly: Pipes combines a remarkably sophisticated development environment with some core social features such as the ability to clone or share the web services you produce. The service is fairly approachable, but somewhat complex once you get just under the surface, and should be […]

Easy RSS Syndication: Easily include syndicated content from other blogs with this tool (look for RSSInclude). I was tipped off from a bunch of referrals coming from this link. The HTML generated is table based and could have been a simple list to make styling easier.

Tree 1.9 is a green 2 column, fixed width theme by Ekta. Deep In Space 2 columns, black, fixed width, widget ready theme by LinksJuice WPTP is a 2 column WordPress Theme in a white and blue color scheme. Earthy is a 2 column WordPress theme based on a template from SimplyGold. Hemmed is a one and two column hybrid, blue and gray version of Hemingway for WordPress that catches your eye.

WP-Headline-Animator will display an animated graphic with the latest feeds, similar to Feedburner’s Headline Animator. TD Word Count provides detailed word count stats on published and unpublished posts on an organized page in the admin area. WP_Identicon is a randomly generated assortment of shapes that is specific to a commenter’s email. Identicons allow visual representations of commenters without requiring any external sites or user interactions. Simple Tagging is a tagging plugin with an amazing list of features. Permalinks Migration will 301-redirect visitors from your old permalinks to the new ones, when you change your permalink structure.

WordPress 2.1 Hidden Editor Buttons An Easter Egg was found by Chris in WordPress 2.1. Just hit alt-shift-v (Firefox) or alt-v (IE) to toggle the advanced editor features/buttons in the TinyMCE WYSIWYG interface. alt-v, instead of alt-shift-v works on my Firefox. Via Reviewsaurus.com Also found via Digg: You can also use alt-shift-n to automatically spell check your post.

Swirly-Twirly is a simple, widget ready, three column, bright, swirly theme. Siteground has a growing collection of WordPress themes.