Tags
What’s the best plugin for WordPress if you want to get onto the tagging bandwagon? I’m looking at two plugins right now: SimpleTags and Jerome’s Keywords Plugin.
What’s the best plugin for WordPress if you want to get onto the tagging bandwagon? I’m looking at two plugins right now: SimpleTags and Jerome’s Keywords Plugin.
Does anyone have the capability to create video quicktimes (or any other format) showing a web browser performing simple tasks? I would like to take a video of a web application and showcase the functionality in short clips. Similar to how the Backpack site works (click to watch a mov file).
Some designers in town recently told me about AbleCommerce ECommerce Shopping Cart Software. It’s more expensive than, say, ProductCart, however it is .NET and apparently a solid program. I am intending to give it a more extensive whirl later this week and see what it can do. If anyone has used it, I’d be curious…
Ben pointed me to this great WordPress Plugin which effectively changes your entire WordPress administration panel to the great look pictured below. I installed it on another blog of mine and it works. Very cool. What other great unknown Admin interfaces exist in the wild? Anybody?
Our client needed a blog platform that runs on Windows servers, and developed in .NET. While we haven’t yet chosen a solution, I found a few possibilities and wanted to share my research. Ektron CMS4000.NET DasBlog looks interesting, they have been running this project for several years. Blogtronix looks better than DasBlog from a design…
Mambo Server CMS also looks like a great CMS to check out if you’re in to CMS. Update: There is a great review of Mambo at ProjectCMS.
Some nice quick examples showing how to do simple things in CSS here.
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I just started using SimpleTags last week after shopping around a bit. I really like that you can use it with any blogging tool or method (like via email or standalone programs) not just when posting from the WordPress admin itself. All you have to do is enclose what you want in a square-bracketed [tags] field inside our regular post.
I’in the middle of a gradual rebuild of my site layout, so I may end up deemphasizing the tages a bit with CSS. I’ve been very happy with SimpleTags.
The thing is : with wordpress you don’t need any plugin.
Technorati indexes as “tags” anything that’s linked to with “category” in the anchor. Create your tags/category on the fly in the post interface and not only you’re tagging, but you’re even populating your site with category archive pages that makes the whole thing searchable.
Thanks! I’ll give SimpleTags a whirl and see how it goes.