Image via Wikipedia The more I learn about BuddyPress the more I like it. One very cool feature is the wire – its a Twitter-like app. This plugin allowsyoue wire and Twitter feed to intermingle…in a good way. Twire is a BuddyPress plug-in that makes it easy to post to Twitter directly from the member [...]
jQuery is hot. There are so many cool things that can be done with it. The team over at noupe.com has a list of 25 snippets for your use – check them out.
WordPress 3.0 has brought a whole lot of new and interesting options to the table. You can create you very own customer post types and taxonomies to go with them. Cool – did you do it yet. GREAT! How do you pull them back out? Red Letter Studio has a great post about just that. Related articles [...]
Image via CrunchBase Buddypress Ajax Chat is a full featured chat built specifically for Buddypress, based on AJAX chat. This is the Premium version of BuddyPress Ajax Chat meaning that there will be NO advertisements built into the chat once you tell us your domain name.
There are many times when you have to hide things in the WordPress admin. This plugin is used to control WordPress admin interface. You can hide widgets administration or hide menu itens.
Yet Another Related Posts Plugin (YARPP) gives you a list of posts and/or pages related to the current entry, introducing the reader to other relevant content on your site.
Image via CrunchBase I have seen a number of calendar plugins – but the problem is, no one wants to be maintaining multiple calendars at once. This plugin leverages Google calendars on your blog – then you can keep maintaining everything in the same place. The Wordpress Google calendar plugin allows for the integration of a Google [...]
Image via Wikipedia Search is hard – and it seems like it doesn’t get a whole lot easier in WordPress. WP Engineer has a great post about search and different options of how to integrate it into your WordPress site. There are several ways to integrate search function into a theme for WordPresss, usually built [...]
I spent the better part of 2009 working on, learning about and architecting media information systems. There are a lot of cool semantic web tools on the market. Some are quite pricey – some are free. When I saw this plugin, it sparked my interest. It’s called wp-RDFa and has a slug: wp-RDFa brings the semantic [...]
Image via Wikipedia Check out this little nugget I found over at the Rackspace Cloud Knowledgebase – CRON MySQL Backup. Man – you cannot say enough about getting a good backup. This shows how you can get it done over at Rackspace’s Cloud sites – it looks pretty universal, so if you are not on [...]
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