A new addition to the gallery plugin family for WordPress. Auto thumbnail creation and gallery creation from zipped files among the features. Demo on the author’s site.
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Monthly Archives: August 2006
Post Avatar 1.0
A new plugin that allows easy addition of images to your posts, without having to upload the image each time you post. The plugin allows for preloaded images to be added to your posts from the write post page, and can even have thumbnailed images when writing posts. A great way of having either author images for posts, or category images for posts.
List of WordPress 2.x Rewrite Rules & Usage Notes
Simple Thoughts – Java and Web Technology Blog
Angusman has put together a comprehensive list of Rewrite Rules for those who need to do custom work with their site. Note this is not beginner material, rather for those familiar with htaccess and rewrite rules.
WP Community Podcast Episode 5
This episode features discussions on milestones for downloads of WordPress and the one year anniversary of wordpress.com, as well as a feature interview with Jason Van Orden on promoting your podcast.
Last Amazon Review
For those who do book reviews on Amazon, and want to include your most recent review on your blog, Alto has created a plugin to easily incorporate it. The plugin is configurable in what you include on your blog.
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Timblog » WordPress Plugin: Favicon Head
A great idea for a plugin. Especially for those not comfortable editing code, or who change themes often. Now you can add a favicon to your blog without editing any files. Location can be edited within your admin panel.
WordPress Quickstart Screencast Tutorial (1)
Rachel has put together a flash based screencast covering the basics of setting up your own WP blog, including FTP, database creation, and the basics of creating pages and posts. A great link to give the WP beginner, with more to come.
The WordPress Community podcast: Episode 4
I think I missed this episode, so a quick shout out to Charles and hs WP podcast. I still haven’t embraced podcasts (can you believe a mac user who doesn’t own an ipod), but hopefully that soon will change, both listening to pocasts and getting an ipod. Anyway, Charles wraps up the recent WordCamp, as well as discusses a few other subjects, including some of the recent changes at WP.com.
How to spice up your comments area: Part 1
nektros – Cynicism in a Hot Dish
A nice tutorial on how to edit your comments on your blog. An often overlooked design element, customizing your comments is a great way of giving your site a unique look.