Plugins
Plugin Review: WP Greet Box
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 any reader, and one of your followers clicked on the link, a Twitter icon and the associated text would show up on the post.
So far I am really liking this plugin! I have only had it one day, and haven’t played or tweaked with the options. But, you can add in your own icon’s and text from what ever referral site you like that may not be included in the plugin default. That’s cool!
I am going to have to give this plugin a rating of 5 stars. If you liked this post and you’ve download the plugin, please tweet it & head to WordPress.org and vote for this plugin.
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Possible photo tagging plugin update
Have you tried to download any of the community tagging plugins with no prevail?
I recently posted a comment in response to a post on Justin Tadlock’s WordPress site about custom taxonomies. Then was asked by a reader how I integrated my custom taxonomies with one of Matt Mullenwegs “tagging” plugin.
Anyway, I tried to install and use both plugins before with no luck. But decided to download Community Tags and try my luck again. With some hacking, I got it working. For a demo you can check out and tag (someone you know or recognize only, please) a picture over at my photography site, http://thefrosty.com.
Anyway, before I get carried away, I had a reader email me and ask how I integrated the plugin. And I thought I would ask you if you would be interedted in a re-re-release of the plugin.
At present time I do have some array
errors, but everything works just fine as is.
Your comment feedback would be great! Thanks!
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Follow up on WordPress plugin changelogs
Following up on the WordPress weekly, and the final topic of discussion; changelogs and implementing them into your plugins. Now a plugin, shows the changelog in your plugin page…
Changelogger, a plugin which will show the changelog of that plugin directly on your plugin page, as long as it exists within the plugin readme.txt file. Download it from the WordPress plugin repository.
Remember, if your a plugin developer, please read and use this template for your readme file.
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Thaya Kareeson
February 10, 2009 at 2:21 pm
Austin,
Thank you for your kind words! I am very happy that you’ve found WP Greet Box useful enough to write a post about it.
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