I saw a really nice plugin at No Prerequisite blog. This plugin allows people to post in more than one language on their blogs using WordPress. This has been written in the form of a plugin. From No Prerequisite The Language Picker Plugin is my personal solution for writing posts in more than one language. When activated, the plugin will display posts in either the default language (as configured in lang_picker.php) or in the visitor’s preferred language, if available. You can download the plugin from here and see the test post.

networkessence >> WordPress Spell Check Plugin: This uses aspell and works with Windows servers. For Linux, you will need aspell support for PHP

Post2Mail – This plugin allows you to automatically e-mail selected people when a post is published on your blog. Also useful for alerting an administrator when a post has been published on the blog. Configuration is done in the post2mail.config.inc file which has comments to get you started. You can go direct to the download here

I have changed my email for all my blogs. If you want to contact me, please email me at markghosh at gmail dot com

Asymptomatic WordPress Hacks : Some nice hacks including a photo gallery, MD5 URIs for comments and MathML encoding.

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Unteins (Jason Goldsmith) has released a set of plugins for WordPress 1.2 that provide compatibility with LiveJournal. The set includes: LJ Moods – places moods at the end of WordPress Posts LJ Music – places current musci at the end of WordPress Posts LJ Tags – allows the use of LJ user and LJ Cut tags in WordPress Posts LJ Synch – Synchs posts between WordPress and LiveJournal (turns WP into a very basic LJ client, it supports send mood, music and editing posts) LJ Extras – A nice GUI interface for setting the Moods, Music and selecting which LJ journal to post to as well as whether or not to synch changes to LJ The plugins are available now and can be downloaded at http://jason.goldsmith.us/wp-plugins/ljplugins.zip Donations gladly accepted 😉

Markku Seguerra has come up with a possible alternative for Dave Shea’s comment highlighting which can easily be implemented with WordPress. This has been used successfully in a couple of sites, including Binary Bonsai. A small description from Markku’s site: Simply said, it allows you to highlight the significant and noteworthy comments posted on your WP blog. For my layout, I have the plugin configured to add a class=”noteworthy” to what I find fit. You can download the plugin from here: http://rebelpixel.com/archives/2004/06/03/comment-highlighting/