I’ve updated my WordPress Plugged In install to version 1.5.1.1 – it still has the “beta” label on it though as I haven’t had time to test it out thoroughly. Like the 1.5.1 release, this contains my WP plugins, already installed:
- WP Grins
- Since Last Visit
- WP Photos
- WP Unformatted
- WP Mobile Edition
- Extended JS Quicktags
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There are three main changes in this release:
- WordPress version 1.5.1.1.
- The WP Photos plugin no longer requires changes to be made to the template – should be sufficiently plug and play that it works if you choose to use another theme (untested).
- By request, I’ve included my expanded JS Quicktags which include my Footnote code.
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Alex,
What bugs did they fix is 1.5.1.1? I looked at the Codex site and they only said that bugs will be addressed in 1.5.2
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You might meniton that the grins plug-in has be activated to avoid getting plenty of errors using the various edit-x.php modules.
If you run the install script for this, everything is already activated.
Thanks for this – it should get my friends off my back “wahh where’s the smilies gone!” 🙂
is there a way to only use the footnote code from your plugged-in edition? i really like the idea, but don’t really need all the other things.
thanks in advance.
Sure, take whatever parts you like.
what i don’t get is what parts do i need to add footnotes to my quicktags. i see it’s not a separate plugin. do i only have to replace my quicktags.js file with the one from your release?
Just seeing how you combat comment spam?
I’ve had problems installing the AuthImage plugin which seems like the most effective.
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