October 2, 2009 Let’s quickly review the different plugins (and a theme) that we released in the countdown to our centenary.
If you fancy, let us know which ones you liked the most… and what you’d like us to build for you over the next 100 releases :)
- Members Directory – Automatically creates a list of all the users on your site, gives them fancy profiles and adds in pagination and search
- Blogs Directory – Does the same… except this time for all the blogs on your site
- Supporter Advertising – Allows you to simply insert ads before and after post content for non supporters
- Signup Blog Description – Provides the option for users to set their own tagline when they sign up
- Help, Support and FAQ theme – A brilliant theme for providing help, support or any sort of FAQ or knowledge base
- Global Tags – The ultimate global tags plugin, tag cloud widget included
- WordPress MU Affiliate Plugin – Grow your site and sales through affiliate marketing, with crazy good looking graphs included
So there ya go… what’ll it be for the next 100?
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I would love to see the support plugin add the ability to have levels. I’ve seen a tread on this in the forums, but love it to become a reality.
I second the levels. That would be a good feature.
Hi,
A few ideas for the next 100:
1- A simple dashboard configuration plugin that lets pre configure default dashboards for standard and supporter user
2- strangely, I could not seem to find plugin that displays latest posts with a thumbail,I had ti hard code my homepage, I think many do. Mayve there could be a global attachment indexer, or else extend the post indexer to include thumbnails.
3- some straightforward way to have run of site categories would be great as well.
As themes are concerned; there are 2 things Id like to see:
1-I’d like to be able to add widget containers ( some kind of layout element widgets in which you could put widgets in) such as slider or tab.
2- I would also like a theme with the login status always visible, in the top of the page for instance, to display either a login form, or the user name when logged in, with asortcut to his dasboard too.
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Ok, so here are a ew ideas to get on track for the next 100.
Cheers
Catherine