We’re almost there, it’s our penultimate… prior to the century, plugin!
And oh my word… it’s a good one :)
So… when God Donncha invented WPMU probably the first thing anyone yearned for was some way of connecting all the blogs on one site, of displaying all posts in one place of having…. a global tag cloud.
Something [...]
Tag archives for sitewide
by James
by James
The countdown continues with plugin number 95… the blogs directory plugin.
This one is a direct relation of the members list plugin and operates in a very similar way… except this time for blogs.
Once installed you need to simply creates a new page at with the slug blogs and it’ll place a rather beautiful directory of [...]
by James
This is a powerful plugin that does a pretty simple thing.
It creates a page, on the homepage of your site, of all the users that are registered at your site (and haven’t opted out of being listed using the privacy options).
But… it doesn’t stop there!
It also creates for each use on your site and extended [...]
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The penultimate entry into this ‘best of’ content might also come as a bit of a surprise… the comment indexer and post indexer plugins
They might come as a particular shock as they, in themselves, do absolutely nothing for you… but (and it’s a big but) they power and make possible global tags, post listings, feeds [...]
Tagged: comments, feeds, global comments, global feeds, global posts, indexers, posts, site wide, sitewide
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A lot of clients at Edublogs Campus wanted to have the facility to drop in their own stats / tracking code into every blog – without going near FTP – and so we developed for them with this handy global footer plugin that allows them to do just that.
It’s quite straightforward, this gives you a [...]
by James
We’ve just released a couple of cracking little plugins we’re hoping you guys will find useful.
Specifically, if you have users who are posting to (and commenting on) multiple different blogs on your WordPress MU install.
And you want a way to be able to catch all posts (or comments) – just by that user – in [...]
by James
Taken from: The WordPress MU Manual
WPMU default setting for plugins is disabled. If you want users to be able to access regular plugins you first need to enable them site wide.
1. Click on Options (Site Admin > Options)
2. Select Enabled for Plugins
3. Click Update Options
Activating [...]
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So, now we’re done with the revamp… we can get on with the really important stuff, delivering you darn great plugins and this is a particularly nice one I reckon.
It’s called Recent Posts and it allows you to display, guess what, recent posts from across your site on your frontopage (or, wherever you want to, [...]
by James
The votes have been counted, the results are in and the winners of the inaugural WPMU plugin contest are:
For the ‘people’s choice’ prize…
First place: AJAX CommentLuv plugin for MU
US$250 from the team at Blogli.co.il
US$100 from Trent Adams
WPMU DEV Premium yearly account
Second place: Yet Another Recent Posts Plugin
US$50 from Ron and Andrea at WPMU Tutorials
Third [...]
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Sitewide Featured User Widget
Install as you would any other widget. Tested on WPMU 2.6+. But should work fine with any recent WPMU version as well.
Enter the user ID, login name, or email into the widget control panel to feature recent posts from a WPMU community user. Numeric ID is matched against existing user IDs.
Featured User [...]
