I’ve completely recoded my WordPress Admin Bar plugin from scratch to be completely dynamic. This means support for any and all plugin and their admin pages.

I’ve completely recoded my WordPress Admin Bar plugin from scratch to be completely dynamic. This means support for any and all plugin and their admin pages.

What’s new:
You can get the latest version from WordPress.org.
I’ve just released two new plugins (well, one and a half really as the 2nd is just an addon for the first).
I preset to you all, Templatedia. I had been looking at Wikipedia‘s (i.e. MediaWiki‘s) templating system and realized that it’d work well if it was ported to WordPress.
For example, say you’re a music artist and you have a post or page for each song you’ve released. On each post/page, you have a little float’ed box that’s styled and contains like a download link, details about the track (year released, etc.), or whatever. Well, rather than copying and pasting that HTML from post to post, you can just create a new template and use it.
{{mytemplate|year=1999|genre=rock|filename=song.mp3}}
The possible uses are countless!
The other plugin I have released is called Templatedia Chess. It’s an addon for Templatedia that adds in a new template that is a port of Wikipedia’s Chess diagram template. I coded it for fun and to test Templatedia to make sure that it could handle complex templates, but it also works quite well and hopefully a couple people will find it useful.
Enjoy!
Please leave any comments on the plugin on the plugin’s homepage.
Just a bunch of bugfixes plus support for YouTube’s new international sites (ex: uk.youtube.com). As usual, you can download it from the official plugin database.
For those who missed it, a new version of my plugin is now available.
I’ve resumed work on this plugin after letting it stew on the back burner for a month or two and I can say that I should have a release relatively soon. I’ve made major progress and come up with some excellent, excellent ways of implementing the plugin.
Look forward to an awesome release within the next couple weeks hopefully. 🙂
I’ve updated my Video Quicktags plugin. It’s been recoded from the ground up. Many bugs were addressed and more video sites were added.
The changelist is rather large, so just go update and see for yourself what’s new. You’ll like it. 🙂
I’ve updated my unexpectedly popular plugin to be more efficient (and less buggy) as well as to support more video formats. If you’d like details on it, just check out it’s homepage.
I’ve updated my video quicktags plugin to support the WYSIWYG editor. So, if you use it and want to embed YouTube or Google Video hosted videos in your blog, then this plugin is for you! 🙂
I’ve released my edition of the Clean Archives plugin. My version features output caching (no more couple hundred queries per page load) as well moo.fx effects (my archives page was getting rather long).
For more details, check out my version’s page. 🙂