If it is definitely a WordPress.com Plugin then you might want to sign-up for a free WP.com account and have a play with the Plugin. If you view page source on your WP.com site then you should see what JS libraries it is using, then try to use the same ones in your own Plugin.
in case you don’t afraid of some php, making a simple form that receives email address and insert it into wordpress database, is quite simple. this method allows you afterwards to generate mailing lists versatile as you like (divided to group of 50s, comma/tab seperated, etc.) to do so the only plugin you’ll need will … Read more
There isn’t one that I know off, however if you wanted to write a script to solve your problem then: In Javascript: <script type=”text/javascript”> var userBrowser = navigator.userAgent; var url = “http://forblackberryusers.yoursite.com/”; if (userBrowser.indexOf(“BlackBerry”) >= 0) { if (userBrowser.indexOf(“WebKit”) >= 0) { window.location = url; } } </script> or alternatively you could be smart and … Read more
A search of the plugin repo reveals plenty of options. I’d probably start with this one.
Check out WooCommerce. Everything you’re asking for it will handle.
I can think of two methods to accomplish this, either would be equally valid. I will cover the pros and cons of each at the end of the explanation for them. Use a Shortcode Define a shortcode, say [wpse47706_link]. You will probably want to give it an href attribute. Use this for every single link … Read more
Try WP Link Validator – Detect Broken Links plugin. Looks like it should help you. Pay attention that this plugin is not free.
Search the Repository for the Edit Flow plugin. It does exactly what you’re looking for and then some.
I believe that you can solve this with any plugin… By Code Using Wysija example: if ( is_page( array( 42,’about-me’,’Contact’ ) ) ) { $widgetdata=array ( ‘widget_id’ => ‘wysija-nl-php-1’,//form identifier important when many subscription forms on the same page ‘title’ => ‘Subscribe to our Newsletter’,//title of widget ‘instruction’ => ‘To subscribe to our dandy newsletter … Read more
Opening a form in a lightbox will take some code. There is a nice tutorial from Gravity Forms that is pretty basic. http://www.gravityhelp.com/creating-a-modal-form-with-gravity-forms-and-fancybox/ You basically add the javascript to your theme and create a special blank template to open the form in then add a class to the a tag that links to the form.