December 5th, 2008 |
Published in
Wordpress , Wordpress Plugins | Comments
The quick reply feature introduced in Wordpress 2.7 is great but it lacks the ability to set the default test of a reply.
This plugin allows you to automatically set the text of a comment reply. For example if your reply template is:
%FIRST_NAME%,
and the comment authors name is:
Paul William
Then the default text in a reply would be:
Paul,
It is that simple.
### Screenshots
Click to expand.
### Download
Download from the [Wordpress Plugin Directory](http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/quick-reply-template/).
Source repository at [GitHub](http://github.com/paulwilliam/wordpress-quick-reply-template-plugin/tree/master).
December 2nd, 2008 |
Published in
Wordpress , Wordpress Plugins | 1 Comment
This simple Wordpress plugin allows you to embed a [GitHub Gist](http://gist.github.com/) by inserting a shortcode into your post or page instead of entering HTML.
It is very simple to use. After activating the plugin you can embed a Gist, for example Gist 30957, into you page or post by entering the following text:
will be replaced with an embedded Gist:
Simple!
One problem with gists is that a search engine spiders (and users with javascript disabled) will not see your code in a blog entry. This plugin allows you to get around this by including text, such as content of the gist inside the shortcode. The text is wrapped inside these tags:
You would use it like this:
[gist id=30948]
puts hello_world_test;
i = 0
5.times do
i = i + 1
puts i
end
### Download
[Wordpress Plugin Directory](http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/github-gist-shortcode/).
[GitHub source repository](http://github.com/paulwilliam/wordpress-github-gist-shortcode-plugin/tree/master).
**Changelog**
*0.2 Added ability to include text inside gist shortcode.*
*0.1 Initial Release*
### Credits
The geniuses at [GitHub](https://github.com/)