Archive for April, 2009

Our Digg link works fine for submitting the content, but isn’t very pretty, and does not show the number of Diggs we received. That is why we need to use a standard Digg button.

Our plugin now works fine, but there is a problem. In order to use it, we also have to edit the theme.

Now it’s time to expand our plugin with concrete functionality and add a Digg link to every post on our blog.

The publisher of the WordPress Plugin Development book has kindly gave us the permission to publish an article from the book on creating a social bookmarking plugin with WordPress.

Our previous Twitter Giveaway was a desirable success. Now, we are giving away the WordPress Plugin Development (Beginner’s Guide) book as we promised. And even better, we are giving away 6 books this time!

WordPress Plugin Development (Beginner’s Guide) is the first book that provides extensive and detailed information on developing your own plugin for WordPress.

We have finally done it. The WPWebHost team has choosen 10 finalist for each award categories. Now it’s your turn. At each polls below, you can directly click on site name (it’s hyperlinked) to visit it. Once you’ve visited all the sites, choose your winner of the best design for the respective category.
 
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