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'Branded Admin' Plugin for WordPress 2.7. WordPress 2.7 actually made this plugin much easier to implement. There are a few css restrictions based on the height values of the image used in the header & padding values in the css. I will explain them below. One of the things I would like to implement in a future version is an admin page for settings so that the css and php files will not have to be editied manually.

Wordpress evolved. Pods lets you create, manage, and display custom content types using WordPress. Like Dupal CCK, these content types can relate to one another, allowing for sites packed with interconnectedness.

Pods is a CMS framework for WordPress. It's a plugin that sits on top of WordPress, allowing you to add and display your own content types. These content types, or "pods", are totally separate from Posts, Pages, or Custom Fields. The Pods plugin uses its own database structure for maximum efficiency, and for relationships among items.

create and customize tables with templates and roles for wordpress

Perhaps the most exciting news on the internet this week was arrival of Google Buzz, a new way for Google junkies to connect socially by sharing information and interacting with each other's posts directly within their Gmail accounts. People are clamoring to let the world know what they think the implications for Facebook and Twitter will be. Many of us who have long enjoyed Google Reader as a media aggregator were delighted to see Buzz come on the scene. Whether you like the Buzz feature or not, people are definitely using it. There's no question about that. Why not let them use it by sharing your blog site, posts and pages? :) If the Buzz continues as successfully as it has so far, perhaps we'll begin to see it added as a staple to all the social media share buttons icon packages and plugins. Here are a few of the ways you can get Google Buzz incorporated into your WordPress and BuddyPress sites right now:

A plugin from Sam Burdge. A great way to include columnar data in a Wordpress post/page.

There are occasions when you want to fine-tune where, when, and how WordPress outputs search forms. For example you will likely want to change the default HTML used for the form, and you may want to display more than one search form on some pages.

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This plugin adds an extra required field in the comment form. This is actually a checkbox with a link to your comment policy page. The visitor must accept the provided comment policy in order to submit a comment.

Redirect commenters who just made their first comment to a page of your choice.

Easily optimize the speed and user experience of your site with caching: browser, page, object, database, minify and content delivery network support.

Adds a more advanced paging navigation to your WordPress site.

Widget Logic lets you control on which pages widgets appear. It uses any of WP's conditional tags.

This plugin adds the default custom fields on the Write Post/Page.

Adds an AJAX poll system to your WordPress blog. You can also easily add a poll into your WordPress's blog post/page.