This plugin adds an “Insert from Amazon” link below the post text area on your entry and page editor pages.

Looks nice.

wp-recent-links is a WordPress plugin for adding a links blog to your WordPress–powered site. Compared to WordPress’s included links manager, this plugin allows you to have a separate archives page for your links blog, with monthly archives. An RSS2 feed is also included for syndicating your links.

Get-a-Post is a WordPress plugin that allows you specify a post or Page to be displayed. This can, for example, let you provide an informational note on your sidebar or front page, or a "static" article at the top of a category page or in a custom template.

The current default WordPress administration area is functional, but I felt it could be improved. For several reasons, I didn’t want to touch the XHTML framework of the admin, but instead relied on the power of CSS2 to manipulate the presentation. The whole package has been wrapped up into a single plugin. Just install and activate. The new design will be immediately visible.

WP2PDF is a collection of scripts that convert one or more entries created with WordPress to PDF. It is highly configurable and can easily be integrated in an existing Blog running WordPress.

Automatically adds a <!--more--> tag after a user configurable number of paragraphs.

It will add an Administration panel under the Options section, entitled Page Restriction - There you can pick and choose whatever pages you want restricted to logged-in users.

This release fixes a few bugs and security issues and is recommended for all 1.2 users. There have only been minor changes since the last release, so if you’re upgrading from any 1.2 version you can follow the normal upgrade instructions.

Folgende Plugins sind hier zu finden:
Auto-hyperlink URLs, Category Image(s), Get Custom Field Values, Hide or Cut Post Text, Random File, Recently Commented Posts, Text Replace, Top/Recent Commenters, wpPHPMailer, wpuntexturize

This is a story about multiple blogs, bugs, enhancements, tables, chairs, and servers.

You're probably familiar with Simon Willison's time_since() PHP function. This allows him to display the time elapsed since an entry was published. I took this code almost verbatim and created my first WordPress plugin.
This plugin will wrap any date or time (the_date() or the_time()) with an anchor element containing the elapsed time since the entry was published as a title attribute. This allows a user to hover over a date or time and see the elapsed time.