Send email on new comment when no admin approval needed?
mmm, well Comments Notifier (WordPress Plugin) did the trick
mmm, well Comments Notifier (WordPress Plugin) did the trick
WP-Click-Track http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/wp-click-track/ The click tracker works in 2 modes: Scans posts and rewrites them to include a tracking element Enables users to create stand alone trackable links that can be embedded in posts or offsite.
You might be probably looking for a plugin that offer’s groupon-like functionality (“Groupon 1.0 started on a WordPress blog.”). By googling I learned that there is a plugin called WP Coupon (WordPress Plugin) (review). No idea if it fits in what you need, but it looks like it does what you’re looking for. But it’s … Read more
Basics of my approach to sliders: Query arguments for selection of posts. Get The Image (plus custom code and caching when needed) to mine for images. Separate function for markup generation so it could be easily swapped. Just add JavaScript slider you like. When you like/need another more just swap markup and script. Of course … Read more
Try this two plugins: Post Notification Subscribe2
Make a new category called Testimonials then, in your theme folder add a new file called testimonials.php. Add this in the newly created file: <div id=”testimonials”> <?php $args = array(‘caller_get_posts’ => 1, ‘post_type’ => ‘testimonials’, ‘post_status’ => ‘publish’, ‘posts_per_page’ => 5); query_posts($args); if (have_posts()) : while (have_posts()) : the_post(); $image = get_post_meta($post->ID, ‘testimonial-image’, true); ?> … Read more
there is plenty of plugins in the wordpress directory. here is one http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/popular-widget/screenshots/
You can completely write that by Javascript, using a jQUery lightbox plugin, follow these step: add a “hidden” link to your page, when its “click” event is fired, that will pops your form (we’ll make the fake click event later) create HTML markup for the popup form enqueue jQuery lightbox plugin (you may choose Colorbox, … Read more
The easiest way is to use a plugin like Custom Field Template. This adds a custom field column to the “Manage Posts” page by default.
You might give NextGEN Gallery Plugin a try. While not specifically intended for sub-folder management of media, the end result is the same, since images added to galleries are organized by folder.