It really depends on the plugin developer and how they incorporate settings. The other option is to try and put it inside the /wp-content/mu-plugins but I’m not sure if that will allow you to have only a master setting. You could also try hard coding it in the plugin files. What plugin is it? I … Read more
I’m into WooCommerce these days. Many features and a clean admin interface. It is quite actively developed on Github. A disadvantage is that many plugins are to be paid for, e.g. table rate shipping or dynamic pricing. Also, the source code could be cleaner. Definitely worth a look nevertheless.
Google DFP Small business is free and pretty much the only alternative to OpenX
I’ve used Post Thumbnail Editor on many sites, its really very good. Just remember when it opens, that it opened in a new tab, once you’re done cropping, close the tab to get back to where yo were http://wordpress.org/plugins/post-thumbnail-editor/
The GD Star Rating plugin is immensely popular, and has an entire site dedicated to it.
You can use the ping.fm service with the plugin Shorten2Ping.
There are a couple suggestions I have for you: If you are a programmer and you can adapt this code that associates users with custom post types you might be able to get what you need. You may also want to look at membership plugins as they may give you some of the functionality you … Read more
Unfortunately, there’s really nothing out there that’s going to solve all of your problems out of the box. Whatever calender solution you choose will require some amount of customization. The one that I’ve found fills most needs is The Events Calendar. It’s not perfect, but it’s a lot better than many other events calendar plugins … Read more
While looking for possible pointers I found the SearchAutocomplete plugin, which seems to do what you want. You can see it in action at the site of the author. Search box with autocomplete dropdown in different themes http://s.wordpress.org/extend/plugins/search-autocomplete/screenshot-1.gif?r=380767
Closest thing out there seems to be: http://www.spaw.it/359/wordpress-plugin-limit-post-creation/, but it only sets a single, hard limit. I think your best bet is to utilize this WordPress thread with code to limit number of posts for registered users: http://wordpress.org/support/topic/limit-the-number-of-posts-a-user-can-make?replies=18 You would need to change the $count_posts var to only count posts made within your time-frame…