Ban users by IP, IP Range, host name and referer url from visiting your WordPress's blog. It will display a custom ban message when the banned IP, IP range, host name or referer url trys to visit you blog. You can also exclude certain IPs from being banned. There will be statistics recordered on how many times they attemp to visit your blog. It allows wildcard matching too.
fQuick is a plugin for WordPress which enables the user to add small custom quicklinks to the sidebar. With RSS feed for easy syndication. You can see the result in my sidebar under SideNotes.
Reddit Button is a Wordpress plugin that displays - you may not believe it. - a reddit button in your posts.
Share This is a plugin that provides an unobtrusive way for your visitors to add your post to various social bookmarking sites, or send a link via e-mail to a friend.
PlugInstaller is a WordPress plugin-management plugin that eliminates the need to download a plugin archive, upload it to your FTP server and unpack it manually. With PlugInstaller, you can easily enter a plugin URL (e.g. directly from a plugin repository website like the WordPress.org plugin repository) within the admin interface which is in turn automatically downloaded and installed on your server or you can upload a file from your local file system which is also automatically installed. If you do no longer like one or more plugins that you previously installed, you can uninstall those plugins with a single click.
This plugin offers a way of including arbitrary amounts of images in posts; the basic ideas came from AutoGallery.
There’s no doubt about it: Upgrading is annoying. You must download the new version, unpack it, delete the old files, copy in the new files, run an upgrading routine.
Now for WordPress users, much of this is obsolete. The InstantUpgrade plugin provides is a easy and safe way to upgrade your WordPress automatically with a single click! (It is to say that it needs some preparations, though.) You can upgrade to the latest WordPress version, or you can upgrade to a version of your choice.
I originally started using movable contact forms with my blog yesterday when I released Dan Cameron 2.0. I was going to keep it for my self because what is the point to hard work if you can’t wave it around and gloat? Well I wised up and got off my ass and looked at code here and there and I found out how to get it to work as a “kick ass” plugin.
Movable Anything does just that. It makes anything that you specify movable, it creates a separate window of sorts so you can click and drag it all around the page. Originally made for comment forms I thought why not use it for anything.
Review stuff is a plugin that adds a review process to post editing that includes a ranking, link, and spoiler warning. It was written with movies in mind, but was purposely kept vague enough to be used for pretty much anything.
This plugin adds a list of icons to your posts that allow visitors to easily bookmark them on a number of different social bookmarking sites. You can see the plugin in action at the bottom of this post. This WordPress plugin is based on the original script of Apostolos Dountsis that has been modified with additional bookmarklets, add-on code for placing the bar on your Individual Posts and Index Pages.
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aggr allows you to place the contents of an RSS feed into your pages or posts. It is a deeply modified version of the Aggregate plugin of Rob Miller.
Image Control Size lets you have more control over your thumbnails.
Leprakhauns Word Count gives you an estimated number of words based on the tiny_MCE in Wordpress. You do not need to post anything for the count to show up, it does it in real time using Javascript.
Pluginstaller is a plugin-management plugin that eliminates the need to download a plugin archive, upload it to your FTP server and unpack it
