You could blame this plugin on Lorelle for suggesting this weekend as a “Code Marathon Party“. Honestly though her code weekend idea just gave me a kick up the backside to finally just archive something on my harddisk and stick it on the web for public download.
Tag Archives: wordpress plugin
Shoemoney Nofollow Plugin
This plugin retroactively places the rel=”nofollow” tag on all links to Shoemoney.com – you don’t have to modify any links manually, and it is easy to switch off should you feel in the future that the site no longer contains offensive material.
Ultimate List of DoFollow & Nofollow Plugins – Banish Nofollow From Comments and Trackbacks
Wordpress by default, just like other blogging platforms, has automatically been adding the "nofollow" microformat extension to all links from user generated content such as comments and trackbacks. To support the growing rejection of NoFollow for blog comments, I have compiled this list of plugins that help you remove nofollow from your blog forever.
- Lucia's Linky Love Plugin - I was going to liken this plugin to a Ferrari, because it is built to be fast, but it is probably more like a Subaru, not just fast but designed for rugged terrain and can handle the twists and turns of
Posted in SEO Blog, blogging tips, plugins, wordpress Also tagged dofollow, drupal, i_follow, moveabletype, moveable_type, no nofollow, nofollow, wordpress, wordpress plugins Comments closed
Feed Styling Alternative and some Traffic Analysis
Recently I wrote about how you can customise some of the elements in your RSS feed for correct display.
I just found out about another alternative for those comfortable with CSS called Feed Styler. It allows you to apply CSS to various page elements automatically, effectively using 2 style sheets, one for your blog pages, and another for your feeds.
It achieves this by automatically adding inline CSS styling to various page elements.
Read more on Feed Styling Alternative and some Traffic Analysis…
Posted in blogging tips, plugins Also tagged css, css_styling, feed, feed_css, feed_reader, feed_styler, style, styling, wordpress Comments closed
Sociable Beta | PlugIm | Bumpzee | Technorati WTF
Sociable has been due for an update for a long time. In popularity I am sure it is among the top 20 plugins in use, maybe even top 10 – it is certainly very visible on blogs, more so than the very discreet Share This plugin.
Read more on Sociable Beta | PlugIm | Bumpzee | Technorati WTF…
Posted in blogging tips, marketing, plugins, web 2.0, wordpress Also tagged bookmarking, bumpzee, nofollow, plugim, sociable, social bookmarking, social_tagging, tag, tagging, technorati, wordpress, wtf Comments closed
Wikipedia NoFollow Plugin
I mentioned I was willing to create such a plugin, I was even cobbling the code together.
Then I noticed a mention over on Matt’s blog (just search for Matt) in the comments that somone had written one.
Wikipedia NoFollow Plugin? WikiDigg?
The news today seems to be that Wikipedia have added nofollow to external links.
I have seen a lot of sites mention that all the search engines respect nofollow. Actually they don’t. Anlaysis has shown that Yahoo certainly follow and index pages despite the nofollow tag.
CoComment added in under 5 minutes
Some things are very easy to install on a blog.
coComment is certainly one of them
They provide some javascript to add to your blog template, or there is a very easy to install coComment plugin for Wordpress.
Posted in blogging tips, plugins Also tagged blogging, cocomment, javascript, social networking Comments closed
Wordpress Plugin: Snowfall
I launched a new site today, along with a little seasonal gift
I have mentioned using Taggerati in the past, along with Blog Auto Publisher. This site has Taggerati implemented, although the tagging is currently being performed manually rather than by keyword list.
Posted in niche website, plugins Also tagged christmas, niche website, plugin, snowfall, wordpress Comments closed
Why Tweetmeme Sucks For Marketers
Important New Features
- Cleaned up cookie use a little, but it would be better if they set a cookie based on an action, rather than a display.
The original RFC for cookies states that browser support for cookies should be a minimum of:-
- Ability to brand the retweets with @andybeard etc, though you still get "via @tweetmeme" at the end
- The button is removed from excerpts using a filter on get_the_excerpt() - more on that to follow
However essential features of Tweetmeme and Tweetmeme Button are missing if it is going to be used by serious marketers.- 300 cookies in total
- 20 cookies per domain
- 4095 bytes per cookie
To be perfectly honest, I don't want all those cookies, whether they are 1st party or 3rd party.