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All-In-One Cufon allows you to replace your standard fonts with whatever font you want. Please, go to the plugin’s page to get more info.
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WP Plugins: New Fonts
Posted by tom.altman on March 4th, 2010
WP Plugin: Word Replacer
Posted by tom.altman on March 3rd, 2010
This is a great plugin to use if you want to replace words or text in your post. There are a lot of options, give it a look.
Word Replacer is a Wordpress plugins to replace any desired text/word with your choice. You can filter which content to be replaced, eg. only in page, comment, or post. With very userfriendly administration page you can manage list of word eaasily. It’s also can be used to censor any bad/vulgar words in your comment your your guest posting. It’s simple but useful.
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No Comments »WP Plugin: WP Sentence
Posted by tom.altman on March 3rd, 2010
If you are the kind of person who likes to have a fresh quote in the sidebar, this is a plugin for you:
WP Sentence is a wordpress plugin that allows you to add new widget to Your sidebar. WP Sentence shows one of the 430 citations. When the page refreshes widget show different (random) quote.
Posted in web concepts, web design, wordpress, wordpress plugin Tags: plugin, quote, sidebar, wordpress No Comments »How to Snatch an Expiring Domain
Posted by tom.altman on March 2nd, 2010
This is a very in depth post on how mikeindustires.com was able to grab a domain at expiration time:
I recently found myself in the position of wanting to register a domain which was owned by someone else. The domain was set to expire in a week, and I figured there was a decent chance that the person who owned it wouldn’t be renewing it. Upon consulting the WhoIs registry on the current owner, I discovered the guy was a bit of a domain shark and didn’t seem to be around anymore.
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Tricky page navigation solution
Posted by tom.altman on February 26th, 2010
WordPress is so good at so many things, but page navigation is not one of them. I think it is because WordPress is a platform and page navigation is a bridge between design and development.
In steps this code from wphacks called “Page Sensitive Multi-Level Navigation”
The mission was to display sub-pages of the current page you are on in the left nav and once you hit the bottom of the hierarchy to show pages which are parallel to that page within the same branch of the hierarchy.
If you have a ton of levels of nav – this code is for you.
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