Hello . This page has a list of my Wordpress plugins and a quick introduction of them.
If you feel any of them useful, please consider donating to help me keep support .
With Hikari Email & URL Obfuscator, email and normal links are obfuscated, hiding them from spambots. It automatically encodes each link, then uses JavaScript to decode and show them.
It's really a pleasure be able to add links to posts without having to worry to nofollow them and lose PageRank because of them!
One of the best features Drupal has and I miss in Wordpress is the possibility to set title to comments.
With a title, we can identify the comment subject, it can be resumed to a phrase. Comments become more similar to articles and aggregate more value.
Hikari Titled Comments plugin enables each comment to have a title, so that commentators can give a subject meaning to their comments.
Wordpress 3.0 comes with a new filter that lets us customize what is used for each permalink structure tag, other than Wordpress default.
One of these permalink structure tags is %category%
. By default, Wordpress always use the category with lowest ID, making %category%
impractical for SEO optimization.
Hikari Category Permalink allows post authors to choose among each post's categories, which of them is used in that post permalink, giving much more flexibility and power to permalinks.
Hikari Enhanced Comments enhances comments with features that make comments more visible and becoming more exciting in website structure.
Things that you've been wanted to do, now can be done much easier.
I've been developing Wordpress plugins for months, and I always felt challenging to know if those hooks I was using were being used by other plugins as well, and which were coming before and after my function.
Wordpress hooks are actions and filters. They are known by theme designers as those "things" that come in do_action("action_tag");
and $content = apply_filters("filter_tag",$content);
. Plugin developers know them better, we love to hook actions and filters as add_action("action_tag","prefix_function");
and add_filter("filter_tag","prefix_function");
.
I just wanted something that, in any page I wish, would show me a list of all hooks, everything hooked to each of them, and the priority order they were called.
Of course that couldn't be something like a static model designed by (my) hand, it should be something automatic, dynamic, related to each page. Something real, that showed what really happened during that particupar page load.
With some research I found codes that did that, and much more. I merged these codes together, improved them, and Hikari Hooks Troubleshooter was born
Gravatar is a nice service, it allows us, as users, to define avatars related to our emails, and then those avatars are used everywhere we comment and participate, automatically.
But not everybody know or bother with Gravatars, and when we have a site we end up with a bunch of comments with the same default avatar, for every commenter that didn't register on Gravatar, or in anonymous comments.
Hikari Unicornified Gravatars lets us "unicornify" these avatars, providing some more colors to our beloved sites
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There are also several ways you can show your appreciation:
- blogging about it
- linking it from your site (without using rel=nofollow, and of course not obfuscating the link )
- browsing the site sidebars
- suggesting it to your friends
- visiting other posts thru the site and adding valuable comments
- saying thanks on comments
- offering codes that add new features
- etc, use your imagination