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Sunday, June 22nd, 2008
As of today, I no longer offer support for my WordPress plugins, pretty much because I lost interest. I did fix a long lasting issue with one of them.
If anyone would like to take over, just download the code and do with it as you see fit. It’s all released under a BSD style license.
Saturday, September 29th, 2007
Due to time constraints, this plugin is no longer supported and will not be updated, ever! Unless you know what you’re doing, I strongly discourage using this on a production blog because it hasn’t been tested since WordPress 2.5.
Upgraded my WP Admin Links plugin to version 1.1. It is now also possible to remove default pages from the drop-down list.
Monday, September 24th, 2007
Due to time constraints, this plugin is no longer supported and will not be updated, ever! Unless you know what you’re doing, I strongly discourage using this on a production blog because it hasn’t been tested since WordPress 2.5.
My WP Last Posts plugin was pretty buggy. It interfered with tings like searching (getting weird results for pages it was used in). It made me think, try, fail, think of something else, try that and fail again. Apparently, a loop inside page content just doesn’t work right.
So I regret to announce that this plugin will no longer insert posts inside pages. It now simply offers a template tag that can be put anywhere inside your template. You could now for instance display the excerpt from the last post in your sidebar. Or simply display some post excerpts underneath the page content using a custom page template.
Tuesday, September 18th, 2007
Due to time constraints, this plugin is no longer supported and will not be updated, ever! Unless you know what you’re doing, I strongly discourage using this on a production blog because it hasn’t been tested since WordPress 2.5.
I’ve been working on my WP List Files plugin. The code is completely refactored, and I’ve added a JavaScript to allow collapsing and expanding of directories. Because it’s pretty much a rewrite, I’ve raised the version number to 2.0. It can be seen in action here.
I also made a dedicated page for my WordPress plugins, so they will no longer have to linger somewhere deep inside the blog. 