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New Plugins WP-ZoomImage With CopyProtect You can pop up an image or thumbnail by just clicking on it and it will disappear when you click it again Titled Comments Hikari Titled Comments enables each comment to have a title, so that commentators can give a subject meaning to their comments. Scroll to Top Plugin Integrate a jQuerry scroll to top control in WordPress manually Tweet my Script This plugin watches your Twitter RSS Feed for user-defined “launch codes” to trigger user-defined script URLs. Dojo Skew Gallery plugin for Wordpress This is a plugin to create a skew photo gallery utilising Dojo Toolkit Ajax.

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WordPress Plugin Releases for 03/11

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For the past 8 months I have been receiving requests to update the Notify Unconfirmed Subscribers plugin , since it stopped working for users . Frankly, I never really found the time to do it, but as the requests piled up, I decided to set some time aside and update the plugin.

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Notify Unconfirmed Subscribers Updated

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New Plugins Wordpress External Cron Allows you to setup a cron to fetch any page on the server PuSHPress This plugin adds PubSubHubbub ( PuSH ) support to your WordPress powered site. The main difference between this plugin and others is that it includes the hub features of PuSH, built right in. This means the updates will be sent directly from WordPress to your PuSH subscribers

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WordPress Plugin Releases for 03/05

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New Plugins 123 Flash Chat 123 Flash Chat WordPress Plugin can be used to create your own chat room in WordPress. It allows you to insert chat room to your sidebar, with either a lite chat client or a link to standard chat client in popup mod. And you can define the width and height of 123 Flash Chat as well as its skin & language.

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WordPress Plugin Releases for 01/01

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By now you have surely read the news of the release of BudyPress 1.2 (which now will work with single WordPress.org blogs, previously limited to WordPress MU) and this dev blog announcement from Jane last evening about another plugin Andy wrote that lets you use your present theme with BuddyPress. I have always been of the opinion that this blog, its content, its collection of authors and most of all, its community of readers, is a prime candidate for BuddyPress.

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BuddyPress anyone?

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