WordPress

Plugins

WordPress is an open source application and benefits from the support of countless volunteers around the globe. To support the open source concept I have published several plugins. They were created for theme developers and other bloggers.

Better tag cloud: I was pretty unhappy with the default WordPress tag cloud widget. This one is more powerful and offers a list HTML markup that is consistent with most other widgets.

Theme switch: I like to tweak my main theme that I use on a variety of blogs. If you have ever done this you know how annoying it can be to break things for visitors of your blog. This plugin allows you to use a different theme than the one used for your visitors when you are logged in.

Zero Conf Mail: Simple mail contact form, the way I like it. No ajax, no bloat. No configuration necessary, but possible.

Move WordPress comments: This plugin adds a small form to every comment on your blog. The form is only added for admins and allows you to move comments to a different post/page and to fix comment threading.

Delete Pending Comments: This is a plugin that lets you delete all pending comments at once. Useful for spam victims.

Snow and more: This one lets you see snowflakes, leaves, raindrops or custom images fall down your blog.

Fireworks: The name says it all, see fireworks on your blog!

Rhyming widget: I wrote a little online rhyming dictionary. This is a widget to search it directly from one of your sidebars.

If you need a custom WordPress plugin have a look at my services page.

Themes

I haven’t published any free themes yet. However, I have created various WordPress themes based on existing HTML pages, converted Photoshop Layouts to WordPress, and built themes from scratch. I usually use the Sandbox Theme and the 960 Grid System as a basis for my themes. See this link for a few examples.

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