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Twitterdoodle 1.0 Released

Over the weekend, I quietly released Twitterdoodle, a WordPress plugin which allows a user to create posts and categories based on Twitter keyword searches. It uses Summize to provide search results.

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WP-Crontrol 1.0 Released

WP-Crontrol has hit 1.0! The powerful new features in this version allow you to take complete control over what’s happening in the WP-Cron system. Here’s what’s new:

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Bored on the train

Bored on the train


Danish Locomotive

Danish Locomotive


A Lone Daffodil

A Lone Daffodil


Get your WordPress series in your XML sitemap

If you use the XML Sitemap Generator and Organize Series plugins for WordPress, then this is something you can use to get your series more noticed by Google and other search engines which pay attention to XML Sitemaps. If you take a look in your sitemap (http://example.com/sitemap.xml), you’ll notice that the series that you’ve been working hard to put together are no where to be seen. That’s because you have to let the Sitemap Generator know about them. The code snippet below, perfect for the functions.php file of your theme, will do just that.

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Wildlife photography, take two


ImmerStat 0.5 Released

ImmerStat is a plugin I wrote over the weekend after getting tired of the Flash applet that displays statistics for the WordPress.com Stats plugin. It’s overkill when I just want to get a general idea of where I’m sitting at the moment stats-wise. ImmerStat gets rid of the WordPress.com Stats widget from the Dashboard and replaces it with an ever-present .PNG in the top-right corner of the admin screen.

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Updating the Manage Posts Filtering for WordPress 2.5

This entry is part 5 of 5 in the series Pimp my Manage panel

Since the last post on Custom Filtering in the Manage Posts Screen, WordPress 2.5 has been released to the world. While the techniques discussed in that article are still valid, due to the big admin interface rewrite, the results don’t look as pretty as they could. In this post, I’ll discuss updating the code from the previous post so that it works and looks good through all modern WordPress versions.

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A first attempt at wildlife photography

A first attempt at wildlife photography