Yearly Archives: 2009
Titlematic plugin 0.1
If you run a group blog, your group members are going to forget to title their posts now and then. It’s mostly just an annoyance – posts without titles look funny – but some plugins get broken because they expect … Continue reading
flickpress 0.6
No, that’s not a typo…I’ve decided to rename my Flickr plugin. There’s an old WP plugin out there in the aether that’s got the old name, so a new name seemed like a good idea, especially if I’m going to … Continue reading
OrgPress Theme 0.2
This version adds the quick posting thing I mentioned in an earlier post, with some tweaks based on how it’s been working at my group blog. It’s fun and popular, but we decided to keep the quick posts separate from … Continue reading
Adding a quick post box to your theme
Since I added a sidebar login form to my group blog, I’ve wanted to add a way for logged-in folks to make a quick post without going to the WordPress backend. I learned about the Prologue theme via a Twitter … Continue reading
WP-Polls for non-admins
WP-Polls is a nice plugin that lets you add polls to your WordPress site, either in posts, pages, or in your sidebar via a widget. For some (probably logical) reason, the author decided to hard-code the WordPress role allowed to … Continue reading
OrgPress Theme 0.1
I’ve been using a hacked-together combination of the two WordPress default themes and some group-oriented customizations at my own family blog for a while now. It took some work to clean it up for release, and there are probably some … Continue reading
flickrpress 0.5
This version fixes issues with buttons and inserting, and also adds the ability to insert the Flickr image’s title as a caption. It uses the same CSS classes as the WordPress default theme, so as long as your theme includes … Continue reading
Photopress 1.5.2
This little update adds an option to choose from a couple of different sorting options for the categories on the main album page (requested by Ron). I put the option on the Settings:Photopress page, but might move it to the … Continue reading
Subscribe to Comments plugin hack
Mark Jaquith’s Subscribe to Comments works very well for keeping group blog users aware of comments between visits to the site. However, with comment threading enabled, the links to comments in the emails it sends out are a bit inconvenient … Continue reading







How to change things on the comment template
In my case, I wanted to change the text in the new threaded comments from “Reply” to “Reply to this comment” – sounds simple enough, right? First: Grab the example function from this Codex page and add it to your … Continue reading →