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I am pleased to another WordPress plugin geared toward improving the functionality and usability of WordPress’ admin area. This plugin will extend the functionality of the richtext editor to include the ability to browse thru all your images that have been uploaded to your WordPress install.
Feel free to check it out at Image Browser [...]

Future home of the WordPress Happenings plugin, an events plugin.
The WordPress Happenings Plugin is an plugin that will add events capabilities to a WordPress install. You will be able to create event with Presentations, Agenda, Hotel information, etc.

addthis_url = ‘http%3A%2F%2Fbenjaminsterling.com%2Fwordpress-happenings%2F’;
addthis_title = ‘WordPress+Happenings’;
addthis_pub [...]

Temporary code home: http://pastebin.com/f38d8be51
Will move to WordPress Extend once I get it approved.

addthis_url = ‘http%3A%2F%2Fbenjaminsterling.com%2Fwordpress-quicktag-extender%2F’;
addthis_title = ‘WordPress+QuickTag+Extender’;
addthis_pub = ‘bmsterling’;

Today I present to you my newest release, a WordPress plugin that adds/extends the functionality of the richtext editor for editing post and pages call Editor Extender.  Fancy name huh?  I am not very creative with my names but I am however creative with my code.  I’ve been using this plugin in probably about half [...]

Tweet You is a WordPress plugin that will bring Twitter to your site via a widget. Based off code written by Sea of Clouds, Tweet You allows you to easily post your Twitter messages your sidebar.
Insall Instructions

Unzip into your `/wp-content/plugins/` directory. If you’re uploading it make sure to upload the top-level folder. Don’t just [...]

Lately I have been do a ton of development with WordPress for use in a few websites as CMS - which I will be doing a few post on at some point - and I found using the Media Library to be a bit lacking. Not to bash anyone but there just seemed to [...]

As you very well know by now, I have created quite a few image / photo galleries and the ultimate goal was to allow them to be as unobtrusive as possible. Well, the other day I got into a discussion with a co-worker and the questions he asked were, “How is that unobtrusive?”, referring to my gallery plugins, “The images are in list elements?” My answer to that was, “They can be styled to have each list element float and punched up a bit.” His rebuttal, “But what if styles were off also?” I hesitated for a second and he know he had won this conversation and silently walked away.

After building my first few WordPress plugins I learned quite a few things that I just could not find good information on. So what I will be doing over a couple or so posts is explaining what the problem/issue was that I had and show you how I went about resolving the problem/issue.

This is an example us of the PhotoXhibit plugin.

(function($){$(document).ready(function(){$(”#px2 a”).thickbox({});});})(jQuery);

addthis_url = ‘http%3A%2F%2Fbenjaminsterling.com%2Fphotoxhibit%2Fphotoxhibit-example-two%2F’;
addthis_title = ‘PhotoXhibit+Example+two’;
addthis_pub = ‘bmsterling’;

This is an example us of the PhotoXhibit plugin.

(function($){$(document).ready(function(){$(”#px1 a”).thickbox({});});})(jQuery);

addthis_url = ‘http%3A%2F%2Fbenjaminsterling.com%2Fphotoxhibit%2Fphotoxhibit-example-one%2F’;
addthis_title = ‘PhotoXhibit+Example+one’;
addthis_pub = ‘bmsterling’;