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This technique requires 2 WordPress plugins: Custom Contact Forms: to create the contact form and add the form field. CCF Option Sort for Custom Contact Forms: to drag-n-drop the form fields into the order that we want them to appear on the contact page. Follow the picture instructions below:
Continue Reading →Got turned on to a new WordPress contact form plugin today called Custom Contact Forms. Been digging into it a little bit tonight. But I found that I couldn’t re-arrange the form’s fields. Ugh; what a pain in the ass! Then I came across the CCF Option Sort for Custom Contact Forms plugin, which allows [...]
Continue Reading →Email Encoder Bundle for WordPress by freelancephp Protect email addresses on your site from spambots and being used for spamming. This plugin encodes all email adresses so spambots cannot read them. Features Protect plain emails and mailto links Scanning posts, widgets, comments and RSS feeds Choose one of the high-quality encoding methods Supports querystrings like [...]
Continue Reading →1. WordPress Simple PayPal Shopping Cart Plugin Sell products or services online in one click from your WordPress blog. This plugin also allows you to add the shopping cart anywhere in a post or page or sidebar easily. The shopping cart shows the user what they currently have in the cart and allows them to [...]
Continue Reading →Testing out WP-Table Reloaded v1.8 by Tobias Bäthge, which enables you to create and manage tables in your WP’s admin area. No HTML knowledge is needed. A comfortable backend allows to easily edit table data. Tables can contain any type of data and additional JavaScript libraries can be used to extend it with features like [...]
Continue Reading →Just added this WordPress plugin from Eric Martin to my site: SimpleModal Login is a modal Ajax login for WordPress which utilizes jQuery and the SimpleModal jQuery plugin. There are currently two themes available, each of which can be modified as required. As of 1.0, the plugin features the user registration and forgot password features. [...]
Continue Reading →Problem: iFrame code gets stripped out of WordPress 3.0 Page and Post Solution (original instructions): How to install: Download http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/insere-iframe/ Unzip the file to your /wp-content/plugins/ directory Activate plugin Usage: To insert an iFrame in your post, insert the code below in the place that you want the iframe (without spaces between [ and iframe: [...]
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