Wordpress Plugins

Wordpress Plugin: How to test new Wordpress Themes

Since, I love to try out new wordpress themes often, I used to face a common problem that the people coming on the website will see the changes which will be either incomplete, lost posts and maybe a total mayhem!

Anyway, while browsing I confronted a GREAT wordpress plugin called “Theme Tester” that lets you test your new wordpress themes while the visitors browse on your current theme! It’s a very small 2.22 KB (2,283 bytes) plugin.

 How to Install Theme Tester

- Download the plugin
- Unzip it and copy it in your content/plugin’s folder
- Goto your WP-Admin and activate it from Plugins
- After that, goto Presentation and click Theme tester tab
- Activate it

When activated, you can test your new themes without the visitors getting bugged. After you’re done, click on theme test tab again and de-activate it.

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AFC FLV, Wordpress FLV Player

Always looking for the easiest way to include and display Flash FLV files within your posts? AFC FLV Plugin does the job! It features integrated remote file browser and uploader, which makes addition of FLV files into your post just a matter of easy clicks.Plugin uses WordPress quicktag for movie addition, so this procedure is as simple as it could be & you can include movies as inline objects or as an expandable links.

Download AFC-FLV Wordpress Plugin
Link: Wordpress

Wordpress Plugin for Socialization & Advertising your blog

I recently discovered a Wordpress Plugin that allows you to create a customizable image which shows the last posts of your blog, thus enabling you to use it as a signature in communities. forums etc.

After activating this wordpress plugin, go to the menu “Manage” of your WordPress admin panel and than to “LastPostsImage”. There you will get your public link, and can configure the color, size and number of posts to display.

How To Install:

1. Upload the folder ‘last-posts-image’ with all files to ‘/wp-content/plugins’ on your webserver

2. Activate the plugin through the ‘Plugins‘ menu in WordPress

3. Go to ‘LastPostsImage’ in the ‘Manage’-menu of your wordpress adminpanel (see last-posts-image_configuration.jpg)

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