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Author: Dougal Campbell This plugin allows you to automatically add Gravatars for commenters to your theme, if your theme does not already support them
Installation:
Copy the easygravatars folder and its contents to your wp-content/plugins directory, then activate the plugin. The plugin will add a new Easy Gravatars section under the Options menu. There, you can configure the size and maximum rating of the gravatars that you wish to display. You can also set the location of a default image to display for users who have no gravatar (the default is a 1px transparent gif), you can tweak the CSS for the wrapper around the image, and you can select to attach the gravatar to either the comment author link, or the text of the comment. By default, the gravatar is floated to the right of the comment authors name, which should work well with most templates.
faq:
I have a Gravatar, but it doesnt appear The Gravatar service allows you to register multiple email addresses. Make sure that the email address you use in your WordPress comments matches an email address registered on the Gravatar server. Also, check the rating of your gravatar versus the maximum allowed rating in the Easy Gravatar options. If your gravatar is rated R, but you set the maximum Easy Gravatar rating to PG, the image will be blocked. Some people see Gravatars, but others dont In some cases, there have been reports that Internet Explorer 6.0 does not display gravatars properly. This is probably due to CSS bugs in IE6. I will try to isolate this as time allows, but the best advice is for users to upgrade to IE7 (for security and better standards support), or to use another browser, like Firefox or Opera. My comment author links disappear You may have another plugin which is conflicting with Easy Gravatars. In particular, Joost de Valks Google Analytics plugin version 1.3 also tried to modify the comment author link. Upgrade to version 1.4 or higher of his plugin, or select the "Comment Text" API hook in Easy Gravatars Advanced Options. Gravatars appear, but... The placement of the Gravatars within your comments template is controlled by the Span style and API hook options. The gravatar is rendered as an image tag within a span, which is prepended to either the comment author information or the text of the comment, depending on the hook selected. The default options should work fine with most WordPress templates, but theres always the chance that a template with a complex layout might have a conflict. If simply changing the API hook selection doesnt give a result which is to your liking, you will need to modify the CSS in the span style. Sorry, but help with CSS styling is beyond the scope of this document. Doesnt WordPress 2.5 have Gravatars built-in? Why do I need Easy Gravatars? Yes, WordPress 2.5 added native support for Gravatars. However, older themes dont support them. If you are using a theme which doesnt already support adding Gravatars, you either need to modify the templates yourself, or use Easy Gravatars to add them automatically for you.

Author: Chris Richardson MapPress adds an interactive map to the wordpress editing screens. When editing a post or page just enter any addresses youd like to map
Installation:
See full installation intructions and Documentation Unzip into a directory in /wp-content/plugins/, for example /wp-content/plugins/mappress-google-maps-for-wordpress.zip. Be sure to put all of the files in this directory. Activate the plugin through the Plugins menu in WordPress Enter your Google Maps API key and other options using the the MapPress menu - its right under the standard Settings menu. Thats it - now youll see a MapPress meta box in in the edit posts screen. You can use it to add maps to your posts just by entering the address to display and an (optional) comment for that address.
faq:
Please read the FAQ

Author: Tom Wright This plugin allow your visitors to attach images or other file to their comments as easily as possible. I designed it for http://langtreeshout.org . It also adds lightbox code for all inserted images. It has been tested for Wordpress and Wordpress Mu, if anything does not work please just email me at tom.tdw@gmail.com
Installation:
Just add to /wp-content/plugins and activate or use the automatic plugin installer. If you want to use it in Wordpress Mu for all blogs just copy comment-uploads.php to /wp-content/mu-plugins and leave the rest in place or use the new activate site wide option for an much simpler installation.
faq:
What license is this plugin available under? The GPLv3 of course :-). You can reuse it, hack it, redistribute it or do whatever else you like as long as you keep the source open under the same license. It is and will always be free for personal or commercial use but if you like it you can donate or pay me to work on the features you need. The plugin is supplied with no warranty whatsoever and any contributors will not be held responsible for any damages caused by its use. It does not work, what can I do? If you need help with the plugin then email me at tom.tdw@gmail.com and I will be more than willing to give any help I can. How can I help support the plugins development? I develop the plugin in my free time whilst providing free support for it so if you enjoy using it and would like to support it then any donations would be gratefully received. If you want to donate then you can do so securely using paypal: (paypal link coming soon) Is it available in my language? Currently the plugin is only available in English but anyone can translate it using Wordpresss standard tools: http://codex.wordpress.org/Translating_WordPress . If you translate the plugin then please email me the PO files so that other users can benefit from them as well. Alternativly you can translate the plugin online using an easy web interface on launchpad: https://translations.edge.launchpad.net/easy-comment-uploads/trunk Is it secure? Currently the plugin blacklists unsafe filetypes and is bound by the global php security settings so it should be fairly safe to use. However as with any plugin there is a risk and if the security measures taken by your site are not adequate, then this risk is greatly increased. As always I recommend you keep backups and if you do discover security issues with the plugin please let me know so I can resolve them as soon as possible. As with all plugins, new versions include security fixes and resolve other bugs so I always recommend running the latest stable version. I have just thought of an amazing feature your plugin should have, what can I do? Good for you - send me and email or comment and if I like the idea, I will see whether my coding skills will stretch to making it. If you have a patch or want to contribute then even better - just contact me with a brief introduction and I will add you as a contributor to the plugin.

Author: Tom Wright description Tags: wpmu, images, uploads, comments Download
Installation:
Just add to /wp-content/plugins and activate or use the automatic plugin installer. If you want to use it in Wordpress Mu for all blogs just copy comment-uploads.php to /wp-content/mu-plugins and leave the rest in place or use the new activate site wide option for an much simpler installation.
faq:
What license is this plugin available under? The GPLv3 of course :-). You can reuse it, hack it, redistribute it or do whatever else you like as long as you keep the source open under the same license. It is and will always be free for personal or commercial use but if you like it you can donate or pay me to work on the features you need. The plugin is supplied with no warranty whatsoever and any contributors will not be held responsible for any damages caused by its use. It does not work, what can I do? If you need help with the plugin then email me at tom.tdw@gmail.com and I will be more than willing to give any help I can. How can I help support the plugins development? I develop the plugin in my free time whilst providing free support for it so if you enjoy using it and would like to support it then any donations would be gratefully received. If you want to donate then you can do so securely using paypal: (paypal link coming soon) Is it available in my language? Currently the plugin is only available in English but anyone can translate it using Wordpresss standard tools: http://codex.wordpress.org/Translating_WordPress . If you translate the plugin then please email me the PO files so that other users can benefit from them as well. Alternativly you can translate the plugin online using an easy web interface on launchpad: https://translations.edge.launchpad.net/easy-comment-uploads/trunk Is it secure? Currently the plugin blacklists unsafe filetypes and is bound by the global php security settings so it should be fairly safe to use. However as with any plugin there is a risk and if the security measures taken by your site are not adequate, then this risk is greatly increased. As always I recommend you keep backups and if you do discover security issues with the plugin please let me know so I can resolve them as soon as possible. As with all plugins, new versions include security fixes and resolve other bugs so I always recommend running the latest stable version. I have just thought of an amazing feature your plugin should have, what can I do? Good for you - send me and email or comment and if I like the idea, I will see whether my coding skills will stretch to making it. If you have a patch or want to contribute then even better - just contact me with a brief introduction and I will add you as a contributor to the plugin.

Author: Tom Wright This plugin allow your visitors to attach images or other file to their comments as easily as possible. I designed it for http://langtreeshout.org . It also adds lightbox code for all inserted images. It has been tested for Wordpress and Wordpress Mu, if anything does not work please just email me at tom.tdw@gmail.com
Installation:
Just add to /wp-content/plugins and activate or use the automatic plugin installer. If you want to use it in Wordpress Mu for all blogs just copy comment-uploads.php to /wp-content/mu-plugins and leave the rest in place or use the new activate site wide option for an much simpler installation.
faq:
What license is this plugin available under? The GPLv3 of course :-). You can reuse it, hack it, redistribute it or do whatever else you like as long as you keep the source open under the same license. It is and will always be free for personal or commercial use but if you like it you can donate or pay me to work on the features you need. The plugin is supplied with no warranty whatsoever and any contributors will not be held responsible for any damages caused by its use. It does not work, what can I do? If you need help with the plugin then email me at tom.tdw@gmail.com and I will be more than willing to give any help I can. How can I help support the plugins development? I develop the plugin in my free time whilst providing free support for it so if you enjoy using it and would like to support it then any donations would be gratefully received. If you want to donate then you can do so securely using paypal: (paypal link coming soon) Is it available in my language? Currently the plugin is only available in English but anyone can translate it using Wordpresss standard tools: http://codex.wordpress.org/Translating_WordPress . If you translate the plugin then please email me the PO files so that other users can benefit from them as well. Alternativly you can translate the plugin online using an easy web interface on launchpad: https://translations.edge.launchpad.net/easy-comment-uploads/trunk Is it secure? Currently the plugin blacklists unsafe filetypes and is bound by the global php security settings so it should be fairly safe to use. However as with any plugin there is a risk and if the security measures taken by your site are not adequate, then this risk is greatly increased. As always I recommend you keep backups and if you do discover security issues with the plugin please let me know so I can resolve them as soon as possible. As with all plugins, new versions include security fixes and resolve other bugs so I always recommend running the latest stable version. I have just thought of an amazing feature your plugin should have, what can I do? Good for you - send me and email or comment and if I like the idea, I will see whether my coding skills will stretch to making it. If you have a patch or want to contribute then even better - just contact me with a brief introduction and I will add you as a contributor to the plugin.

Author: Neil Burlock This plugin is an implementation of the Syntax Highlighter 2.1.364 by Alex Gorbatchev with a front end to allow configuring all the global settings that are available, such having the plugin automatically include languages to highlight, thereby improving page loading performance
Installation:
Extract plugin into /wp-content/plugins directory. Activate the plugin. Specify your code snippets in your blog post using the Usage Directions. This example will highligh the source as Javascript: <pre class="brush:js"> alert("Hello world"); </pre>
faq:
How do I get the best performance out of this plugin? * Disable any syntax types that your blog doesnt use, especially if you are only using a few of the syntax brushes. * If your blog has a footer, you should enable the option to put the brushes in the footer. * Also, if your blog has a footer, then Enable the automatic feature which will only include the language brushes that are referenced on each page of your blog.

Author: dyerware This plugin allows you to easily insert charts into your blog, making use shortcodes. While multipurpose, the chart system is intended to make it easy for posting detailed review measurements of some sort, such as video card comparisons. You specify the names of the devices being measured, the tests performed, and each devices measurements for said test
Installation:
Verify that you have PHP5, which is required for this plugin. Upload the easy-chart-builder directory to the /wp-content/plugins/ directory Activate the plugin through the Plugins menu in WordPress Now you can insert the shortcodes within your posts and pages.
faq:
How do I insert a chart into my post/page? Currently this plugin has no graphical assist, so you have to manually type the shortcode directly within your text as such: [easychart] This will create a default demo chart. You will specify a variety of parameters to create your own. What chart types are supported? Currently only vertical bar, horizontal bar, and pie charts are supported, however as the underlying base of the charting is google charts, many more options can be provided if there is sufficient interest. How can I support your plugin? Well, you could buy our iPhone app :) Hey, its the price of a coke! http://www.itunes.com/app/flitter!