If not long ago, I wrote a post with wearing extensions for Firefox 3 today I will do the same, but with the plugins I use for WordPress .
And as I said in the post Firefox extensions, WordPress plugins also have endless in terms of what we need, some very useful, and more curious than anything else, so I'll focus on those who currently use.
In principle functional for WordPress version 2.5, as are all me and is the version I use, so you should not have problems if you use this version.
If you want one particular that is not on this list, you can always search the WordPress plugins page among all there, which are not few.
And now let's see the list of plugins I use, first saying I will not be very extensive in their use, installation, operation, etc., because otherwise this would be endless, and perhaps some plugins do not need to use as the Theme use in your blog, because now, some of them already carry some functions that I perform with plugins built right into the Theme:
- Akismet : The Anti-Spam plugin for WordPress and quintessential absolutely necessary to forget the Spam in your blog. But I'm wrong, currently installed in the default versions of WordPress, but need to obtain an API Key from WordPress to use, which is not very complicated to do.
- Share This : This plugin performs arguably dissemination of your blog post, as it allows a reader, if a post you found interesting, send it to the most common social networking internet, or the possibility of sending someone the Post by e-mail, among other things.
You can see the integration of this plugin in Helloworld Blog at the end of each post, whether on the page or on the individual post page, represented by the following icon:
Currently there are several newer versions of this plugin, but I use the 1.4 which I like better than today.
- Dagon Design Sitemap Generator : This plugin allows you to create a Sitemap of your blog so that on one page (or several if you have many entries) may be all written post, pages, categories, etc., in list form.
List that is updated automatically with each new entry, logically, making your visitors can view all entries and readability followed by search engines.
You can see the integration of this plugin in Helloworld Blog tab: Sitemap .
- Contact Form : With this simple, but effective plugin, you can put in an easy and simple contact form on your blog so your readers can contact you.
You can see the integration of this plugin in Helloworld Blog tab Contact .
- Google XML Sitemaps : This plugin generates a sitemap of your website in XML format for example then you can climb the Google Webmaster Tools and facilitate the indexing of the pages of your blog by Google.
- Gravatar : I think this plugin may be somewhat outdated, because today many themes incorporate Gravatar default, but it is the case, this plugin will allow you to implement it in your blog, so that readers who already use Gravatar, may put your image in the comments, or you can choose a default image for readers who do not use it.
You can see the integration of this plugin in Helloworld Blog Post that has any comments, such as this .
Those who have left comments and use Gravatar out its icon, and no, default leaves them a globe.
- Popularity Contest : With this plugin you will know which are the most popular post of your blog in terms of a previously configured parameters depending on the importance you want to have in the valuation (Comments, Visits to the home page, by category, Trackbacks, Shock, etc).
You can see the integration of this plugin in Helloworld Blog on Blog sidebar as shown in the following image:
- Real Fast Latest Comments : This simple, but effective plugin to display recent comments left on your blog.
You can see the integration of this plugin in Helloworld Blog in the sidebar, as seen in the following image:
- Subscribe to comments : This plugin provides an opportunity for someone to leave a comment on an entry, of receiving future responses and / or comments on this entry via e-mail.
You can see this plugin integration in Blog Helloworld checkbox in there right after the button "Submit Comment" to post a comment as shown in the following image:
- WordPress Database Backup : because you never know when disaster strikes can occur, at least not get caught off guard. This plugin sends you daily via e-mail a copy of the database from your blog, better safe than sorry,
. - WP-Pager : With this plugin you can display a slightly more orderly and structured the number of pages and post to your blog, that the usual "following entries" or "previous entries", both generally on the home page, and the number of entries that make up a particular category in case you browse through specific categories. A plugin which I personally like a lot.
You can see the integration of this plugin in Helloworld Blog in the bottom of the blog as seen in the following image:
- WP 2.3 Related Posts : Another interesting plugin through the tags or labels function of WordPress version 2.5 allows you to show your readers or post other entries that relate to a particular post, and can be configured to display random entries if absence related post.
In principle I use with proper tags system WordPress, Nosé if using other plugins to manage tags also works or not, just as it is interesting to have a more or less fixed post tags in common categories relative ease.
You can see the integration of this plugin in Helloworld Blog to click on the title of a post to enter the individual page of the same. For example, as seen in the image in the Post about Firefox 3 extensions these are the suggestions that shows related posts:
Well I think this is it, , Which is something, I hope you have found interesting this list, and remember again that this is only a small selection and you can find many more plugins in the WordPress plugin page and some plugins are not unique, ie , there may be other plugins that perform the same function, even in a better way, but I, these are the ones I use.
And you, Do you use any other plugin that deserves to be named?, You can put it in the comments.
Be happy
As ye have seen I have a few days without writing anything, well, that's because it's still pretty excasa one weeks time.
But what was said in the post title, I could have avoided Scheduling posts of the week for example, if I knew in advance about who was going to write, is that WordPress offers you the ability to schedule posts and is automatically published on the date they specify, which is useful if you be busy few days, but before you have free time to write the post, or if you're a few days away, but you have to write something.
For example I already I have scheduled the following Minigame Monday 2/26/07 to be published that day at 8 am specifically.
How do you program a post in WordPress?
Based on my previous experience and has been successful, what I've done is this:
1) Write the post normally (Control Panel / Writing / Write entry)
2) Once written, look at the drop down menus to the right part, and displays that says: Date for entry
*! Eye!, By default, the date edit box is unchecked, so mark it as pictured.
* Once done, the next thing you have to do is put the date and time at which you want to display the Post:
- The dropdown menu refers to the month.
- The image 22 is the day of the month you want to appear, and in 2007, the year.
- The numbers behind the @, refer to the time you want to see the post.
So modify them according to your preferences.
Remember: So far, you've written the post, you marked the date edit box, and have modified the data according to your preferences.
3) The next step is to deploy the menu "Input Status" which by default should look something like:
Well, what you have to do is change the input status from Draft to Published:
4) Congratulations, you've scheduled your post, now you just have to give Post the entrance, and if all goes well, in the control panel / dashboard on the right menu you'll see something like this:
Well I think this is it, I hope I was not wrong and that works, but you can leave comments if there is something wrong. This I have done based on the Version 2.3.1 of WordPress, for earlier versions, I think it is the same.
Be happy
WordPress Plugins
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And as I said in the post Firefox extensions, WordPress plugins also have endless in terms of what we need, some very useful, and more curious than anything else, so I'll focus on those who currently use.
In principle functional for WordPress version 2.5, as are all me and is the version I use, so you should not have problems if you use this version.
If you want one particular that is not on this list, you can always search the WordPress plugins page among all there, which are not few.
And now let's see the list of plugins I use, first saying I will not be very extensive in their use, installation, operation, etc., because otherwise this would be endless, and perhaps some plugins do not need to use as the Theme use in your blog, because now, some of them already carry some functions that I perform with plugins built right into the Theme:
You can see the integration of this plugin in Helloworld Blog at the end of each post, whether on the page or on the individual post page, represented by the following icon:
Currently there are several newer versions of this plugin, but I use the 1.4 which I like better than today.
List that is updated automatically with each new entry, logically, making your visitors can view all entries and readability followed by search engines.
You can see the integration of this plugin in Helloworld Blog tab: Sitemap .
You can see the integration of this plugin in Helloworld Blog tab Contact .
You can see the integration of this plugin in Helloworld Blog Post that has any comments, such as this .
Those who have left comments and use Gravatar out its icon, and no, default leaves them a globe.
You can see the integration of this plugin in Helloworld Blog on Blog sidebar as shown in the following image:
You can see the integration of this plugin in Helloworld Blog in the sidebar, as seen in the following image:
You can see this plugin integration in Blog Helloworld checkbox in there right after the button "Submit Comment" to post a comment as shown in the following image:
You can see the integration of this plugin in Helloworld Blog in the bottom of the blog as seen in the following image:
In principle I use with proper tags system WordPress, Nosé if using other plugins to manage tags also works or not, just as it is interesting to have a more or less fixed post tags in common categories relative ease.
You can see the integration of this plugin in Helloworld Blog to click on the title of a post to enter the individual page of the same. For example, as seen in the image in the Post about Firefox 3 extensions these are the suggestions that shows related posts:
Well I think this is it,
, Which is something, I hope you have found interesting this list, and remember again that this is only a small selection and you can find many more plugins in the WordPress plugin page and some plugins are not unique, ie , there may be other plugins that perform the same function, even in a better way, but I, these are the ones I use.
And you, Do you use any other plugin that deserves to be named?, You can put it in the comments.
Be happy