Tag Archives: WordPress

How to Create WordPress Plugins

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In this days I start developing a WordPress plugin so would like to give you the list of the websites that helped me.

With this websites I created my WP plugin, in the next days I will post it. I hope these links will help someone else as much as they helped me.

WordPress Read more link Plugin

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Read more link Plugin

My first WordPress plugin is ready to downloaded!

“This plugin allows you to use a “[more...]” tag in a post to display a preview of it on the homepage.
The preview will display the text of the post, up to the “[more...]” tag, while the rest will be replaced by a “Read more…” link (which redirects the user to the post detail).
When viewing the post detail, the tag is removed automatically and the original, full post is displayed.
In the plugin settings you can easily configure the text of the “Read more…” link and the number of line breaks (“< br />” tags) displayed before the link.”

WordPress Read more link

Edit Flow: Bring post management to the next level

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Aron Martinez wrote this interesting article about Edit Flow plugin.

Edit Flow is a modular plugin targeted mainly at editorial teams, but you can also use it to add some powerful features to your personal blog.

These are the features that the module offers:

  • Calendar: Displays upcoming content in a calendar, you can choose a date range to display, filter by status, see details of the posts and even move the posts around to change their publication date.
  • Custom Statuses: Allows to create custom post statuses, very useful if the default statuses (“Draft” and “Pending Review”) are not sufficient for your needs.
  • Dashboard Widgets: Displays the two dashboard widgets Post Status Widget (a table with how many posts are in which status) and Posts I’m Following (an overview of the posts that the logged in user is following).

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WordPress Update Services

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Within the WordPress interface, “ping” is sometimes used to refer to Pingbacks and Trackbacks.

“In general computer terms, “ping” is a common utility used in a TCP/IP environment to determine if a given IP Address exists or is reachable. Typically, Ping is used to diagnose a network connection problem. Many times you will be asked, “Can you ping that address?”. That means, does the Ping utility return a success message trying to reach the “problem” IP Address?” (WordPress Codex Glossary).

In WordPress powered websites you can notify other sites that your contents has been changed, this is called “pinging”. You can define a list of websites that are “pinged” when you publish a new post. The “ping” will increase traffic and incoming links to your site.

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SyntaxHighlighter – What is?

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In this blog I had need to post pieces of codes, to show them it in the correct way I searched a syntax highlighter WordPress plugin.

I have tried some WordPress plugin until I found SyntaxHighlighter Evolved.

Using it I discovered that this plugin is based on SyntaxHighlighter by Alex Gorbatchev, a syntax highlighter developed in JavaScript. It’s currently used by Apache, Aptana, Mozilla, Yahoo, WordPress, Bug Labs, Freshbooks and others.

WordPress must have plugins

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This is my first time using WordPress and I think it’s important to put a list of the most important plug-in that I find on the web.

What are your favorite plugins?

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