Posts Tagged ‘wordpress’dean’s fckeditor for wordpress has been updated to version 1.5,with wordpress “read more” feature supported.
there is a new button that allow you to insert a “Read More…” link to your full entry when the post is displayed in a post list.
This small wordpress plugin enable syntax highlighting of code snippets in your post using Google Code Prettify.
Notice: you will need to have JavaScript enabled in your browser for this to work.
Sorry for answer this question so late.
There is an alternative way to split article with Fckeditor for wordpress puglin,When you’ve finished writing your article, switch to the source view(click the "source" button on the top left),and add <!–more–> to where you want to split it.
With this plugin, you can safely change your permalink structure without breaking the old links to your website,and even doesn’t affect your search engine rankings.
because not all of the servers have VC 2005 runtime libraries, so I rebuild this plugin with /MT switch(multithread, static CRT) instead of /MD .
This plugin Replaces the default Wordpress editor with CKeditor 3.0.1.
Introduction
This WordPress plugin using Geshi to highlight source code in a wide range of popular languages.it aims to be a simple but powerful code highlighting plugin, with the following goals:
This ISAPI filter removes the index.php from WordPress permalinks on Windows IIS,making your permalinks more pretty and SEO friendly.