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One of the most common requests I received while discussing custom WordPress themes with clients was the suggestion to design their site so that it looked like a newspaper, and didn’t look like a blog. More and more people are leaning towards WordPress for online newspapers and magazines, so I decided to develop a theme that would serve as that.

Make your WordPress site accessible on a mobile phone with this plugin. Now your posts, pages, archives and comments can be viewed on a mobile device. Standards are supported, posts and comments can be submitted by phone and your WordPress mobile site is easily moneitized by AdMob.

For my own purpose I would like to show my family galleries from my web page.  It’s ok with the standard page design, but a iPhone native web page would be even better. So I get the iUI from Joe Hewitt (Creator of Firebug) and programmed (based on the WordPress Mobile Edition by Alex King) a little plugin to show the galleries in a iPhone native design. Really not very famous, but usefull for me. Here are some screenshots (With Safari, I didn’t Jailbreak my iPod for now) :     You can see a live demonstration when you visit nextgen.boelinger.com with your iPhone/iPod.

Grazr is a free and easy way to gather and organize information from all over the Web. Use our drag and drop editor to collect feeds and links to Web pages, and then share them with others on this site, or place them on your own pages with our free widget.

MarsEdit is a desktop blog editor, so you can write a blog without giving up the comforts of your Mac.

aggr aggr allows you to place the contents of an RSS feed into your pages or posts. It is a deeply modified version of the Aggregate plugin of Rob Miller (I also used an idea of Michael Jolley). To install and use it, download the zip file (latest release: 1.0b), extract aggr.php, upload this to your wp-content/plugins/ directory, activate the plugin in WordPress.

Si l’auteur a prévu une internationalisation, le plugin possède un répertoire lang, qui comprend d’origine un fichier intitulé defaut.po et un fichier intitulé defaut.mo. Le nom defaut correspond à l’anglais. Pour que la langue française soit prise en compte lors de l’activation du plugiciel, il doit comporter la mention fr_FR. C’est, pensons-nous, une convention WordPress.

Simple Tags est le successeur du plugin Simple Tagging. Compatibilité: Wordpress 2.3.x seulement ! Version actuelle: 1.1

Explications sur l’internationalisation de WordPress et créer un fichier PO avec Poedit

WP-Cache is an extremely efficient WordPress page caching system to make your site much faster and responsive. It works by caching Worpress pages and storing them in a static file for serving future requests directly from the file rather than loading and compiling the whole PHP code and then building the page from the database. WP-Cache allows to serve hundred of times more pages per second, and to reduce the response time from several tenths of seconds to less than a millisecond.

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Post excerpt allows you to display only the first part of your blog’s post, a block of content instead of displaying the full post. While many don’t know the real reason behind and just use it to make things more aesthetic, displaying excerpt has got many advantages both in the SEO, monetisation and traffic area. There are also further things you should be knowing and setting up when using post excerpt which I shall be describing in this post.

The social bookmarking sites will pick up and index your blog post even if you don't link back to them. The crucial element of a tag in your blog post is the rel="tag" code placed directly after the URL. The social bookmarking sites are looking for this snippet of code when crawling your blog posts.

Redirection is a WordPress plugin to manage 301 redirections, keep track of 404 errors, and generally tidy up any loose ends your site may have. This is particularly useful if you are migrating pages from an old website, or are changing the directory of your WordPress installation.

Jim Groom and others have been getting excited lately tools and techniques for integrating blogs and wikis. A while ago we had worked on a one-off script to bring the content of a wiki directly into WordPress blog. The idea is similar to XML separation of content and display--wikis are fantastic as a collaborative writing space, but don't have the robustness for presentation that WordPress has. So, we worked on a quick-and-dirty, one-off way to bring content from the writing space of one wiki page and stuff it into WordPress, treating WordPress as the presentation space. Success was mixed across different wikis, but we thought we'd throw it out to the world to see who has done similar things, and especially if anyone wants to give me a lesson or two on PHP. The first step was to install the exec-PHP plugin for WordPress, which lets you insert php code into your post. (Drupal users have it easier--just use PHP code for the input format). Here's the code we used:

WordPress Makes Sense For Many Non-Blog Websites Filed under: wordpress, web. Tagged as: . A friend wants to develop a corporate web site and wanted to get my advice on what CMS he should use. As usual I asked him what did he want to do with it and got a judgement about his technical skill. The website he envisoned was one of the simple ones, with basic information and he was not exposed to any web site management before or to managing raw HTML. I advised him to use WordPress for it. However, he knew that WordPress was a blogging engine and felt that I was trying to tackle him cheaply. So here goes my justification for why WordPress makes a lot of sense for many simple web sites, including the non-blog ones. The shorter version is that WordPress provides good infrastructure of web publishing and gives you tools to build an interactive web site. And I think this is common knowledge in the WordPress community.

his is probably the fastest way to exclude category in WordPress besides using a plugin. This is also the same method that I use for Shortnotes plugin. ump this code anywhere in theme functions.php.

ere’s a silly way to create a future-proof custom WordPress Page. I usually depends on Custom Page Template rather than Default Page Template when creating a Page. The reason because some of the Pages that I created involves some extra PHP codes. or those that didn’t know, WordPress doesn’t allows <?php ?> tags inside the content of your posts or pages unless with a help from a plugin like PHP-Exec. Basically the plugin will do the same thing but mine sort of more hardcore and future-proof.