The WordPress SEO Plugin by Yoast is a wonderful plugin for all practical purposes. However its got a minor glitch (or feature – depends on how you perceive it) that it adds extra columns to all post listings. Removing them is easy, but not many people venture into that part of WordPress – The Screen Options. Unselect the columns corresponding to WordPress SEO in screen options so that you don’t have to see them in post listings again. Screenshot Below
Twenty Links theme for WordPress for hosting your own bookmarks.
A highly customisable Quiz, Survey and Poll plugin to which allows for unlimited questions and sections.
https://github.com/fubralimited/WP-Survey-And-Quiz-Tool/
ActiveRecord models to work with WordPress databases. For integration wordpress and ruby on rails.
https://github.com/jystewart/wp_ar
This for those who want to configure wordpress to run on top of nginx instead of apache.
https://github.com/perusio/wordpress-nginx
The Theme Force Framework is the most comprehensive solution for restaurant websites based on WordPress. It is structured as a modular feature-set highly relevant to industry needs.
Versatile HTML5 Responsive WordPress Framework.
Supports bbpress.
via Reverie: Versatile HTML5 WordPress Framework | ThemeFortress: WordPress Themes and Plugins.
Use it as a base theme to make awesome wordpress themes that use the latest techniques and best practices.
https://github.com/Automattic/_s
Recently I wrote a python script to fetch the latest tweet in the background. This would create an HTML file with the latest tweet every five minutes. Now I needed a way to display it as a sidebar widget. I couldn’t find a WordPress plugin which will display the contents of a file given a path, and hence the Display File Contents Widget plugin.Continue reading
I was bored with the default breadcrumbs that come with Theme Hybrid. Wanted something new. I looked up some tutorials for nice looking breadcrumbs. Found this one which I liked quite a lot and decided to implement it for Humbug. Usually, things are very simple with Theme Hybrid, but this one was slightly ugly. Here’s the code that I used:Continue reading