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For those who are familiar with BuddyPress, it’s a plugin for WordPressμ only. But Scott has created a plugin that would allow for single user compatibility. Click here to continue reading

Well, I’ve done it again. Created a plugin, and finally decided to release it to the public!

This one is for custom login design through your wp.login.php page.

Check it out and download it through the WordPress repository.

For a live preview, click here.

Defualt admin screen

Custom Login admin settings

I’ve made quite

Announcing my first “released” plugin. Very simple, as I’ve even gone over it in the last few published posts.

1. Use WordPress to print a RSS feed for Eventbrite attendees
2. Turn your RSS feed into a shortcode

But I decided to release it in plugin form!

Download the plugin from WordPress.com!

I’ve updated the site to the latest release of WordPress. 2.8.1 fixes many bug found in 2.8 and I finally was ready for the update. While everything went smoothly, I did have to update my theme a bit to run some of the additional widget area.

Using the old style dynamic_sidebar( 'Utility: Header' ); didn’t work any more, while just replacing the Title of the widget area with the ID fixed this problem: dynamic_sidebar( 'utilityheader' );.

I also came across a major error with one of my plugins. AsideShop just doesn’t work with and version WordPress

Following

After listening to WordPress weekly yesterday, Click here to continue reading

Well check out the new features Andy published on his site. Click here to continue reading

Version 0.1.0 of VideoPress now available for you self hosted WordPress blog. Click here to continue reading

For the longest time I remember checking out my WordPress stats via this Stats plugin and it always cut of my day at 4pm. This was because it only collected the stats via UTC time. Well check out this post where andy talks about the latest version 1.4 retroactively changing depending on your blog’s timezone. Click here to continue reading

If you’ve downloaded the Swekey plugin and plan on using it for users to login here is what you might see.

The first image here shows what a user might see if and when you’ve got “allow registers” and said user has a Swekey plugged into there computer while registering to your site. I registered on a test blog I use, once I typed in my user name and email this

I received a Swekey in the mail this week. What’s a Swekey you ask?

Like regular keys protect your car and your home against thieves and burglars, the swekey protects your internet accounts against any kind of piracy

Any swekey protected web site will never accept to log you in if your swekey is not plugged into your computer… Read more

So I am going to start off by stating that there is a WordPress plugin to enable this handy little USB

On this site I use the Comment Validation plugin from Jörn Zaefferer.

You can find out more about this plugin at the WordPress directory.

This plugin is an amazing plugin, but the new version breaks W3C validation. Mostly due to typo’s and small oversights. Lets take a looks at the original comment-validation.php file in version 0.3.

Hey, where you able to tell what need to be fixed? Well lets take a closer look.

Corrections

On line 15 you’ll see we need to change

I talked about the Twittar plugin in a previous post. But learned that the read me text file was only useful for installing the necessary php code into WordPress themes that don’t have comment threading enabled.

Since most new themes past version 2.7, pull the comments section from functions.php file, that is where you have to edit the avatars in order to show the twittar settings.

First open you functions.php, and look for a line of code that says:

This is where your new comments are pulled from when you have the threaded comments enabled.

Now just find <?php echo

Hey everyone, I just wanted to write a little about a new plugin I came across today. It’s called Absolute Privacy.

This plugin can easily help your site filter out spammer subscribers, as well as help aid a more personal or family(private) oriented blog.

John Kolbert, the creator of this plugin has a nice video of how you might implement this plugin into your site, as well as how it works. For more info, head over to the download page! Click here to continue reading

Yesterday I found and downloaded the WP Greet Box plugin from Omni Noggin. This plugin could be a very useful tool and keeping visitors from various sites, asking them to subscribe to your RSS feed.

A great feature of this plugin is the ability to allow or disallow a user to remove the banner if they so choose to. Another great example is the different icons and text that show up from where the user come from. For example if this post was to get tweeted by yourself or