After some months of inactivity, a new version of the Add-Meta-Tags plugin for WordPress has been released today. Version 1.5 contains the following additions/changes: The license under which the plugin is released has changed. The Add-Meta-Tags plugin is now released under the terms of an Apache License version 2. This change is directly related to…
This is a notice that I have updated the tab-session-management extension for Epiphany, so to make it work in environments that use Python version 2.5. This mainly involves the newest Fedora and Ubuntu distributions – at the time of writing. The plugin makes use of the cElementTree module, which has been moved into Python’s Standard…
I proudly present the latest and greatest version 1.0 of the Creative Commons configurator plugin for WordPress. The code was almost re-written from scratch, but now the plugin is feature-rich, more flexible and is 100% ready for localization! Greek users will find the Greek translation at the plugin home page. This is the first time…
Version 3.0 of the Creative Commons Licenses has been launched. The license code can be generated at the Creative Commons website. The Creative-Commons-Configurator plugin for WordPress has been updated this morning. All content, which is hosted on G-Loaded!, unless otherwise stated, has been re-licensed and is now available under the terms of a Creative Commons…
I am glad to announce that I have released the first stable version (v1.0) of my Add-Meta-Tags plugin for WordPress.
This is a notice that I have released updated versions for the Bot-Allow-Content and CC-Configurator WordPress plugins. Read about the bug fixes in their changelogs. For those who are not familiar with these plugins, here is a small description: Bot-Allow-Content: Makes it possible to set which user-agents will be able to read the full content…
This is a quick notice that I have updated the Comment-Policy plugin for WordPress. The new 0.3 version adds some extra functionality by dynamically modifying the new comment-form field’s name with Javascript, which seems to add an extra barrier to comment submission by bots. Also, I have updated the metadata in all of the WordPress…