Wordpress - Part 5

Add Twitter Updates in your Blog

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TwiBadge

TwiBadge is a WordPress plugin to show your Twitter badge with easy personalization. It supports widget and non-widget themes. And you can use shortcode to add Twitter badge to your blog post and page.

Current version: 1.0.2

TwiBadge is a Wordpress plugin, in a widget format that resides on your Wordpress blog sidebar. Itdisplays all your Tweets and replies, basically what you see on twitter.com/home. TwiBadge also comes with a follow button that allow any interested visitors to easily add themselves as followers.

The plugin currently supports Wordpress 2.7, running on PHP5 only. I sure hope the developer will start catering for the lower versions as not everyone is running 2.7 yet, as far as I know. Looking at how Twitter, the mini-blogging web service has been strongly influencing the social network and blogosphere, any tools and services that can potentially help increase Twitter followers is definitely worth knowing and checking out.

TwiBadge is available for download here.

wordpress free gallery plugin

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Picturesurf Gallery is a free service that allows you to upload, link, and share photo galleries anywhere.
Double your ad impressions (blogs only) Separate pages for each image increases pageviews

Picturesurf Galleries can be shared on MySpace, Twitter, blogs, message boards.

Eliminate the hassle
Drag and drop editing (no coding)

Maximize your traffic
Image sharing and SEO

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Free Photoshop Brush Sets for Modern Design Trends

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In this collection, you’ll find excellent, high-quality, free WordPress themes. These themes range from being elaborate and colorful to being clean and simple so that you may find one that suits your design tastes.

Note: Be sure to check out the license of the theme for restrictions in usage (if any) and it’s always good (and very much appreciated) to attribute the designer even if they don’t explicitly ask you to.