I have created API documentation for WordPress (version 2.6.2) using phpDocumentor. I have done this primarily to assist with my own WordPress documentation, however everyone is free to use it. At very least I think the WordPress API with phpDocumentor will make it easier to find function I would like to reference in the source code (espcecially ones undocumented on WordPress.org). WordPress 2.6.2 API by phpDocumentor
This is the Blueberry theme v1.1. This is the theme that this site is using. There are nine color choices you can choose from. You can download this theme right here. The WordPress symbol at the bottom links to the Admin Panel. Check out the demo.
Multiberry WordPress Theme
I made a WordPress wallpaper using the Blueberryware colors. I posted it online for anyone who would also like it because there is a dearth of WordPress wallpapers on the internet (at least from what I found by doing a Google search).
The wallpaper is 1280×800 (because that’s my desktop resolution [MacBook running Vista Business]). Just click on the image and then save it.
WordPress Wallpaper 1280x800
Simple Submit is a Social Bookmarking and SEO / link building plugin for WordPress. It adds links to submit your page or post to Digg, Del.icio.us, Stumble Upon, and Buzz. It has a clean interface and multiple options for adding to different parts of your WordPress blog or site.
You can download it right here.
There is an example of how it looks right at the bottom of this post.
This plugin is used for autoloading the Zend Framework into WordPress. For the plugin to work, you must download the Zend Framework (here), and place it on your webserver in the folder “wp-library” (you will have to create that folder). It will also autoload any other libraries you have placed in the “wp-library” folder. These additional libraries must follow the same directory structure as the Zend Framework (see below). The plugin uses the Zend Framework’s Zend_Loader to autoload Zend and any other libraries (so you do not have to “require” them explicitly). To prevent autoloading classes defined by WordPress (and causing errors), the plugin searches the “wp-library” directory for other folders and only autoloads classes prefixed with the folder names it finds.
You can download the plugin right here.
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