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11 Highly Underrated Plugins for WordPress

August 28, 2015 By Devlounge

When it comes to creating a user friendly WordPress site, you aren’t exactly stuck doing all the work yourself. In fact, there’s a plethora of great plugins out there that not only make users’ lives easier, they’ll make yours a bit easier, too. Most designers and developers are familiar with the basics and must-haves, but in an open-source community of over 20,000 free plugins, some will inevitably fly under the radar.

Before you start on your next project, take a look at some of these great tools for UX-oriented designers. [Read more…]

How to Integrate Google Buzz with WordPress

April 16, 2010 By Lorraine

I’ve only very recently embraced Google Buzz, which may or may not be Google’s answer to Twitter, but feels more like Google Reader + Google Talk + Facebook to me. Of course, the single best thing about Google Buzz is that it’s built into my Gmail, which means that I don’t need to sign up for anything new, import contacts, etc. It just works. And because I’m always have Gmail open, that’s a good thing.

Integrating Google Buzz with your WordPress blog is a good way to get more exposure for your posts, and ultimately increase your blog’s traffic. Here are three ways to do it:

WP Google-Buzz


If you want to use a plug-in, the WP Google-Buzz plugin is my first choice. It’s easy to install, and as you can see from the screenshot above, includes a lot of options, such as global show or hide, and the ability to open Buzz in a pop-up window or a new browser window (the default).

Intense Debate Plug-In


Already using Intense Debate to power your comments? Then there’s no need for you to install a separate plug-in to use Google Buzz- simply turn it on in the Intense Debate plug-ins list. If you’re not running Intense Debate and would like to, here’s a short video tutorial on how to get started.

Manually

If you’d rather not use a plug-in, or want to manually add a Google Buzz link or button to your WordPress theme, here’s some code you can use:

<a href=’javascript:var%20b=document.body;var%20GR________bookmarklet_domain=&quot;http://www.google.com&quot;;if(b&amp;&amp;!document.xmlVersion){void(z=document.createElement(&quot;script&quot;));void(z.src=&quot;http://www.google.com/reader/ui/link-bookmarklet.js&quot;);void(b.appendChild(z));}else{}’>Add to Google Buzz &raquo;</a>

You’ll want to use the code in the WordPress loop – and it should work in your index.php, single.php or page.php templates among others. Feel free to change the “Add to Google Buzz” text to something else, or replace with an image of your choice.

Do you use Google Buzz?

Three WordPress Admin Plugins to Love

January 27, 2010 By Lorraine

I’ve posted before about being a somewhat “late-adopter” of WordPress, but now that over 90% of the sites I run are powered by the wonderful WP, I spend a lot of time in various WP Dashboards. Which is why I love these plugins, made specifically for back-end administrators:

WP-Task-Manager

Because of the aforementioned serious amount of time I’m in WordPress, it really helps to be able to keep track of to-dos from within the Dashboard. A widget lets you quickly see your task list, and it’s easy to create and manage tasks for other authors or admins, and write comments on these tasks. Download WP-Task-Manager »

wp-Typography

Like most designers, I’m very nitpicky when it comes to typography. This plugin features a host of options for people like me, including proper hyphenation, detailed spacing control (e.g. widow protection, forced internal wrapping, etc.), and smart character replacement for things like quote marks and copyright symbols. Download wp-Typography »

GD Press Tools

Finally, there’s GD Press Tools. Certainly not for the faint-hearted, this is one powerful plugin, with included options ranging from maintenance operations, to tracking the popularity of your posts and pages, to some very good database tools. Before you dive into using this plugin, make sure you spend some time learning which features work with your version of WordPress. Download GD Press Tools »

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