We all know that when we’re add a script or style to WordPress, we should use wp_enqueue_script( $handle, $src, $deps, $ver, $in_footer ) and wp_enqueue_style( $handle, $src, $deps, $ver, $media ) as in:
Category Archives: wp-plugins
MemCachier backend for the WP Object Cache

I have a test site at AppFog running WordPress. Being the geek I am, I had to test MemCachier (you’ll find it in AppFog Add-Ons)
MemCachier manages and scales clusters of memcache servers so you can focus on your app. Memcache is commonly used to speed up page load time and increase scalability by allowing you to cache expensive database queries and view renders.
WordPress plugins and permalinks, how to use pretty links in your plugin
I’m working on a plugin, Read Offline, and one of the wishes was for url friendly links. After intensive googling, here’s how I did it:
Making cbnet Multi Author Comment Notification 1.1.2 WordPress multisite aware
You don’t need this fix any more, the latest version works with multi site.
2.0 WARNING: Old settings will not be retained
Changelog
Here’s a quick fix (test it before deploying to production) that lets you use the cbnet Multi Author Comment Notification 1.1.2 plugin in a WordPress multisite environment:
Read Offline

I’m working on a plugin which allows you to download and read posts and pages offline in pdf, epub and mobi formats, and I need beta testers (please share this page with WordPress friends).
Please use the comments field below if you find bugs, typos etc.