Archive for July, 2004

Allow only registered users to post comments

Saturday, July 31st, 2004

This isn’t really new - but just stumbled on this post in the wp forums and wanted to save the link in case I ever needed it.

WordPress Hack: only registered users can post comments

slayeroffice - web experiments gone horribly awry

Thursday, July 29th, 2004

Slayeroffice has come up with a number of great bookmarklets. Tonight I just noticed that they have one that combines them all. You click the bookmarklet - and then you pick which one you want to use (so instead of having 10 different favlets (for slayeroffice) you have just one but access to them all from that one. Ok, I’m overexplaining. It’s really cool. There. That does it.

slayeroffice - favlet suite

(some fo the favlets included in this is the mouesover DOM inspector, “remove children” (removes elements off a page so you can see how it’s constructed), ruler, resize fonts… and more)

WordPress Tech blog

Monday, July 26th, 2004

Carthik has started up a tech blog about wordpress: Wordlog.

[via Ria]

Next/Previous posts in same category

Saturday, July 24th, 2004
UPDATE 12/4/2007 PLEASE NOTE - this plugin is now broken in the most current version of Wordpress (which is, as of this writing, ver 2.3.1). However - it is also no longer needed as this functionality is now part of Wordpress. Please see this post for more details. I will leave this post up here for the sake of archives, etc. but it is no longer current.

I’ve seen a few people request the ability to do next/previous posts within the same category. I thought it had already been done and I swear I looked around to see if anyone had, but I didn’t find it. If it has been done, well at least I had fun writing this. :)

Current Version: v 0.2
Last updated: 10/04/04 8:51pm

So here’s my next/previous post in category plugin:
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In Context/Full Page preview

Tuesday, July 13th, 2004

Shelley posted all her wordpress hacks - and one that I’ve been particularly interested in (and desperately needing) is the in context/full page preview (ie. preview your post - as it would appear on your site - before publishing).

(I still have to read through the rest of that post - I’m sure there’s more I’m going to be doing)

[via Photomatt]

Recent Commenters and Commented on posts

Thursday, July 8th, 2004

UPDATE There’s been a bit of debate about the need for a central database of plugins. There’s a lot of developers now developing plugins, and it’s quite a task to find them as a user, as well as a developer to see if something you want to do has already been done. In any case - this plugin has apparently already been done by coffee2code.com (with only some minimal differences).

I’ll leave my post up in case it’s still of value to anyone….

Christine asked for a plugin so that she could have a list of recent commenters on her blog (and the list needed to exclude herself) - as well, she wanted a way to show the posts that have been commented on most recently. While the two requests are different, I still put them in one plugin. (I want to note that this plugin was based heavily on the recent comments plugin by mtdewvirus.com)

Current Version: v 1.0

So here’s the plugin - installation and use are pretty simple:
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Get Custom Content - and some other plugins…

Monday, July 5th, 2004

Another find from weblogtoolscollection - This plugin grabs custom content like “moods” and “listening to”.

Get Custom plugin

There’s a few other plugins on that site I want to take note of:

Text Replace Plugin (for making shortcuts - like always having :wp: show up on your site like: WordPress

Category Images - displays an image for each category associated with a post.

Password protect entire blog

Monday, July 5th, 2004

This plugin will password protect your entire blog so that only registered viewers can see it.

Registered Users Only

[via Weblog Tools Collection]

DaveSource Marginal Hacks

Sunday, July 4th, 2004

DaveSource Marginal Hacks

[via Weblog Tools Collection]

Looks like there are a ton of scripts on there. Not the easiest interfact to read through, though.

Auto-Shut Off Comments Plugin

Sunday, July 4th, 2004

I looked around for a plugin that would automatically set comments to closed after a set number of days. I didn’t find any, but I did find some code at the WordPress wiki that was useful, so I turned it into my own plugin.

It checks for posts to be closed every time the database is updated, so it doesn’t require a cronjob.