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List of WOW Plugins from WordCamp UK 2010 Presentation

July 18, 2010 by Kimb Jones

By popular request the full list of plugins I used during my ‘WOW Plugins’ presentation which was in the main room at 12:00:

Commercial Plugins/Examples

  • a. Gravity Forms for WordPress
  • b. Membership Software | WordPress Membership Site Plugin | WishList Member
  • c. WordPress e-Commerce Plugin a WordPress Shopping Cart Plugin by Instinct | Instinct Entertainment
  • d. WP Plugins

Note: the above 4 were used as examples of how WP plugins have been commercialised and how support mechanisms and updates/upgrades are handled.

Free Plugins

  • 1. WordPress › Import HTML Pages « WordPress Plugins
  • 2. Role Scoper Plugin for WordPress | Agapetry
  • 3. WordPress › WordPress Beta Tester « WordPress Plugins
  • 4. WordPress › After the Deadline « WordPress Plugins
  • 5. WordPress › Redirection « WordPress Plugins
  • 6. WordPress › WP-Table Reloaded « WordPress Plugins
  • 7. WordPress › GigPress « WordPress Plugins
  • 8. http://www.wpgeo.com/
  • 9. WordPress › TinyMCE Advanced « WordPress Plugins
  • 10. WordPress › My Page Order « WordPress Plugins
  • 11a. Mingle WordPress Plugin | Blair Williams
  • 11b. BuddyPress.org | Home
  • 12a. WordPress › White Label CMS « WordPress Plugins
  • 12b. WordPress › WP-CMS Post Control « WordPress Plugins
  • 13. Members: WordPress Plugin
  • 14. Query Posts Widget: WordPress Plugin

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Comments

  1. Jason King says

    July 18, 2010 at 3:58 pm

    Thanks for the list. I just tried out TinyMCE Advanced and it removed that pesky font colour button so client can’t use it.

    Role Scoper’s very useful if you need to restrict editors to one section of the website.

    I’d recommend the Google XML Sitemap plugin.

  2. Jim C says

    July 18, 2010 at 3:59 pm

    Hi Kimb, thanks for putting your notes online.

    You mentioned building a widgetised main content area using Query posts. Would it be possible to provide an example of code of how to do this?

    eg: show 6 latest excerpts of a certain category.

    Feel free to email or @jimcallender me.

    many thanks, Jim

  3. Ben Huson says

    July 18, 2010 at 4:07 pm

    Thanks for the mention of WP Geo.

    Literally just released an updated version, probably mid-way through your presentation at WordCamp UK, while I was sitting in on Mike Little’s “I’m a Scientist, Get Me Out of Here” presentation.

    WP Geo now supports custom post types in WordPress 3.0 and provides filters for adding your own custom markers.

  4. Video User Manuals says

    July 19, 2010 at 1:07 am

    Hi,

    Thanks for the mention of White Label CMS. We also have just updated the plugin as well, to include the ability to give editors access to the menus and widgets menus for WordPress 3.

    How can I get to view your presentation? I am really interested in hearing about the commercial plugins, considering we also have a commercial plugin as well.

    Cheers

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