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Category Archives: Plugins
I can plugin to that
I started writing my first WordPress plugin tonight, and of course the thing I undertake is not a simple thing. I’ve setup a couple of websites for two different groups, and it would be ideal for them to have their … Continue reading
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Analyze Your Blog
Since I think most readers of this blog also blog with WordPress, I pass along this plugin to you. This plugin places statistics from Google Analytics and Feedburner into your blog’s administrative panel. I always forget to go out and … Continue reading
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Link Roundup
Once again my del.icio.us links have backed up some, so get ready for a random collection of links: Launchy – This is another application launcher, similar to Colibri (featured by me in this post). I stopped using Colibri because it … Continue reading
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More WordPress Plugins
Building on my previous post, here are some more WordPress plugins for you to check out: SimpleTags – “SimpleTags is a WordPress plugin that will allow you to easily generate Technorati tags at the bottom of your blog entries. There … Continue reading
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Tasty WordPress Links
I’ve decided that I should pass along some links to my favorite things when it comes to WordPress. Alex King hosted a competition for themes. He also setup a handy browser so you can see a demo of each theme. … Continue reading