Adam Tuttle has created a plugin to converts all dashes, ellipses and multiplication signs into their typographic equivalents in posts and pages (content and title).
You can download it and read more at Adam's blog.
Posted on August 26, 2008
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Do you use the FeedBurner service? If you do and would like to automatically change your feeds URL, this plugin is for you. Previously, changing the address of your feeds involved making changes to the configuration file, but this plugin makes it easier.
You can read more and download from Adam Tuttle's blog.
Posted on July 27, 2008
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All theme templates announce a set of events that can be used by plugins to output data at various places on the page. When creating a new theme, you must make sure that it announces all the available template events, so that plugins can do their jobs. For example, Google Analytics plugin listens for the "beforeHtmlBodyEnd" event to output the necessary JavaScript code that it uses to track visitors. If the theme does not announce that event, then Google Analytics plugin will not track visitors on that page.
Because there are many events a page must announce, it is easy to forget some events. To help on that task, Mark Aplet has created an Event Start Template that contains all the events your theme must announce.
Posted on June 08, 2008
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Russell Brown has created a plugin that generates a sitemap.xml file for your blog. This file makes it easier for Google and other search engines to index your website.
Read more and download at Russell's blog.
Posted on May 27, 2008
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Russell Brown has created a plugin to include a sphere.com module at the bottom of your posts. Read more at Russell's blog entry.
Posted on May 24, 2008
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