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WordPress 2.7.1 Released

Published on February 11, 2009 in Releases and Wordpress. 0 Comments Tags: , , .

WordPress 2.7.1 has been released consisting of some bug fixes, listed below. For more information and downloads please go to WordPress.org
* Ticket 4632 Remove empty “By: ” line for plugins without an author specified
* Ticket 6058 Permalink box below Title shouldn’t shift page
* Ticket 6478 index.php file in the plugins folder makes the Dashboard fail
* Ticket 6489 Revisions do not respect time zone offset
* Ticket 7527 Inline Documentation for wp-admin/includes Files
* Ticket 7789 Add new link fails silently
* Ticket 8058 Please add get_previous_comments_link() and get_next_comments_link() functions.
* Ticket 8317 New installs: admin has user_level 0
* Ticket 8405 WordPress produces invalid comment feeds
* Ticket 8494 XMLRPC returns category name instead of category description
* Ticket 8526 Bad Preview Link In WordPress 2.7 With object-cache.php present
* Ticket 8535 role & capabilities/menu/user_can_access_admin_page()

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WordPress advanced editor tools

Published on December 23, 2008 in Plugins and Wordpress. 0 Comments Tags: , , .
Tiny MCE

Tiny MCE

Okay, I might still be one of the very few that still like to use tables to help format and align data on my site. No matter how you look at it there will always be a time where using a table will come in handy.

With the plugin TinyMCE Advanced it is easy as ever to get all the functionality out of TinyMCE to speed up your posting and make it less of a nightmare.

With advanced editing such as tables, superscript, subscript, layers, fonts, text size, and many more little things that can speed things up. The advanced features can really add to the functionality of a WordPress post and make things go more smoothly, especially when you know only limited HTML or find that styling by hand becomes too much of a chore. To set your options, the Tiny-MCE-Advanced options are found on the “Settings” page.


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