To be frank, my customers and I have only had miserable experiences with all of the various alternatives. Had I found a suitable one myself, I wouldn’t be developing one in the background. 😛 (And no, the one I’m working on by no means ready yet.)
Your not going to get an answer to this, there is no magic wand you can use to change what your asking without working it out yourself, or at the very least supplying some actual code with your question. To change the CSS in a back-end option page you can use the Options API, http://codex.wordpress.org/Options_API, … Read more
I recommend handling the 301 redirect in your web server rather than in WordPress. mod_rewrite or RedirectMatch will be much more efficient than spinning up WordPress to deliver a Location: header. <VirtualHost *:80> ServerName busted-cheap-url.com # mod_alias RedirectMatch permanent (.*) http://great-new-url.com$1 # OR mod_rewrite RewriteEngine on RewriteRule (.*) http://great-new-url.com$1 [R=301] </VirtualHost> There are several methods … Read more
As already suggested in a comment above of mine, technically a (cookie based) session is limited to one IP at a time by using the Safer Cookies (WordPress Plugin). This does not prevent another login with the same username and password because it is a feature of WordPress to allow you to login multiple times … Read more
I think http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/yet-another-related-posts-plugin/ might help..
I haven’t used it yet, but you can accomplish this with Jetpack, which is made (at least partially) by the founders of WordPress. The advantage is that it uses the WordPress.com servers to handle the outgoing mail. This is a big plus because shared servers have throttling limits that only allow you to send a … Read more
Use Antispam Bee. It is free, doesn’t phone home, and it works surprisingly well as long as you dont change the comment form too much (you have to test it). Just make sure you disable the mail notification for spam comments. 🙂
I use a script called git-ftp, which simply uses FTP to push changes from a git repo onto a server.
Afaik: There’s a (hidden?) button for TinyMCE that cleans up stuff imported from MS Word. You click the button insert (copy/paste) the stuff from Word and TinyMCE should do the rest. Second: You can export as XML from InDesign. Why not use that? Pulling in XML data should be much easier. I’m pretty sure that … Read more
There’s a pretty good plugin called “Onlinebooking Calendar”. It’s a freemium model, where premium has different levels depending on the job and the budget. So far I’ve one outstanding project where I’ll use it. Said in general, the code isn’t written that bad, the UI is pretty good and the first dummy tests in a … Read more