To reach more readers the following post is in english (Um mehr Leser zu erreichen, ist der folgende Beitrag in englisch).
Since summer 2004 I am using WordPress as my personal blogging plattfrom. Despite the fact that I am not a big friend of their release politics and also of the qualitiy of testing they are doing before packaging a new release, I do enjoy the possibilities of highly customizing the WordPress base system by installing plugins. Every now and then I come up with some new ideas of how my blog should work. Finding a plugin that satisfies all my needs in such a case isn’t easy all the time and often enough I find a plugin with a great idea but some flaws, too. Almost all of my plugins are born out of the situation to fix the flaws:
- Disclose-Secret plugin for WordPress
The Disclose-Secret plugin only shows WordPress content to other users if they meet certain access criteria. - Exec-PHP plugin for WordPress
The Exec-PHP plugin allows<?php ?>tags inside the content or excerpt of your posts and pages to be executed just as in usual PHP files. - Comvatars plugin for WordPress
The Comvatars plugin shows avatar images on user comments to uniquely identify the author of a comment much like various bulletin board systems do.
Some of my plugins are discontinued for various reasons. They are listed here just for historical reasons and as a reference:
- Post Restrictions plugin for WordPress
Use Disclose-Secret plugin for WordPress instead. - Gravatars-Addendum plugin for WordPress
Use Comvatars plugin for WordPress instead. - Private: Plugins-Used plugin branch
Use Plugins Used instead. - Post Levels plugin branch
Use Disclose-Secret plugin for WordPress instead. - The Oracle plugin for WordPress
Use some other randomize plugin listed in the WordPress plugins database.