New Plugins
Ecwid is free full-fledged shopping cart that can be easily add to any blog. It offers the performance and flexibility you need, with none of the hassles you don’t.
Display falling snow on your blog
A plugin that connects your WordPress blog to the Checkfrontâ„¢ Booking platform.
Uses the twitter goodies widgets API to create offical twitter widgets (profiles, lists, faves and search) straight from your control panel.
TTFGen allows you to embed fonts on your website by generating static images from your own CSS parameters. TTFGen is 100% cross browser compatible.
Automatically generate sitemap for inclusion in Google News. Page not in English
With this plugin you can sort and order posts under a category manually.
Updated Plugins
Users who have not been assigned any Roles or Capabilities are called “orphansâ€. When using the shared users table trick to link up multiple WordPress installations, users who register on one of your blogs, are not given any privileges on the other blogs in the network. WP-Orphanage is a plugin that automatically adopts your orphan users by promoting them to the Role of your choosing.
This plugin includes a style picker widget that allows site visitors to choose the K2 style that is applied during their visit. The list of available styles, type of widget and default style and footer can all be customised. The plugin also allows for certain base styles to be applied in all cases, these save the administrator copying the same CSS snippets into each selectable K2 style.
The Custom Admin Branding Plugin allows you to brand and customize the WordPress administration area for clients or for personal use. You can display custom images and styles for the login screen, admin header and footer.
A small plugin that makes the comment textarea expand in height automatically. Version 1.1 fixes problems with IE.
Enables “edit in place†functionality on your site. Edit posts, text widgets etc. without going to the admin area.
A plug-in that implements Google Transliteration API for wordpress.
