Wordpress Plugins

For using tags in WordPress, one of the following plugins is recommended:

• Ultimate Tag Warrior or
• Jerome’s Keywords

This plugin allows you to associate geographical coordinates to a post :
- a googlemap is embeded in the write page, allowing to position a marker.
- a filter also displays a map in the post page.

it’s based on :
- the Google Maps API
- the jQuery javascript library
- the jquery’s googlemaps plugin by dyve.net
- the geomicroformat

This plugin allows you to create a sitemap for your WordPress powered site. This is not just another XML sitemap plugin, but rather a true sitemap generator which is highly customizable from it’s own options page in the WordPress admin panel. Some of its features include: support for multi-level categories and pages, category/page exclusion, multiple-page generation with navigation, permalink support, choose what to display, what order to list items in, show comment counts and/or post dates, and many other options. To see it in action, visit my sitemap page.

If you want to use icons next to the link, download the images above and put them into your image directory of your theme (i.e. /wp-content/themes/your-theme/images/) and adjust the filename in the css rules.

4. Enable the plugin in the WordPress Plugins admin page.

1. Download dofollow.php and save it in the wp-content/plugins directory of your WordPress installation.

2. Activate the DoFollow plugin in the Plugins admin page.

Once activated, the plugin provides a DoFollow subpage in the Options page. It will show you the current operating mode, and allows setting an age limit for comments that should have rel="nofollow" added.

The administration screen itself is in Manage → Batch Categories.

EasyPayPal is a WordPress plugin that allows you to make money from your WordPress site by collecting a payment from your users. When a new user creates a login on your site, they will be taken to PayPal to process their payment. When they return to your site, the next payment date will be updated based on a period that you define. After the next payment date, the user will attempt to login and they will be taken to PayPal to process their next payment.

Installation

Copy the files from the archive (the .tgz or .zip) to your Wordpress directory. The files in the archive are in a set of directories that correspond to the Wordpress directories, so the whole archive can be copied directly. Make sure to copy recursively, so all the files get copied.

The target directory is the root of your Wordpress install - it should contain a lot of files named wp-xxx.php, and several directories named wp-admin, wp-content, wp-images, and so on.

On Linux, this should be something like

tar -xzf structuredblogging-wp-1.0.tgz

cd structuredblogging-wp-1.0

for f in `find . -type f`; do install -D $f /path/to/wordpress/installation/$f; done

On Windows, you should be able to copy-and-paste out of the windows explorer.

Once the files are copied, you should be able to see the plugin in your Wordpress admin screen (although it will be deactivated).

Go to your admin screen (usually /wp-admin/ in a web browser) and click on "Plugins" in the menu.

On the plugins page, you should see a "Structured Blogging" plugin. Click "Activate" on the left to turn it on. That's it!

Installation

Simple Installation

After downloading this plugin, extract the directory "wp-publications-archive".

Go to the Wordpress back-office and activate the plugin. This will create the needed tables in the database and the "publications" folder in your "wp-content\uploads" directory.

Advanced Installation

To integrate wordpress search with this plugin, in the file "search.php" for your current theme, you have to put this in the top of the page:

where the navigation links are written

  posts_nav_link(' − ', __('« Previous Page'), __('Next Page »'));

replace by

  if (class_exists('wp_uploader'))
      wpup_posts_nav_link(' ', __('« Previous Page'), __('Next Page »'));
  else
      posts_nav_link(' ', __('« Previous Page'), __('Next Page »'));

in order to display the publications diferently form posts, replace

  while (have_posts()) : the_post(); 

by

  while (have_posts()) : the_post(); 
      if ($post->post_type == "doc"){
        $test = new wp_uploader();
        $test->wpup_print_doc($post);
      }
      else {

and

    endif;
    endwhile;

by

      endif;
    }
    endwhile;

Configuration

To show publications on the front office you have to create a page and add the following content in the body (in HTML mode):

Save and publish the page and you are done.