5 Responses to “WordPress Plugin – DualFeeds v1.11 Released”
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Stephen Cronin is Manager of Online Service Delivery at a Queensland Government department & has been a freelance WordPress developer/consultant since 2007
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WordPress Plugins
- DualFeeds: Offer both full & summary feeds to your readers!
- IFrameWidgets: Stop slow javascript widgets breaking your page!
- FeedEntryHeader: Add copyright info to the TOP of your feed!
- LocalCurrency: Show values to readers in their own currency!
- KeywordLuv: Reward commentators with keyword rich links!
- Comment Warning: Detect potential spammers and warn them!
- Eclipse Crossword Integration: Publish crossword puzzles!
- Ajax_the_views: Make WP-PostViews work with caching plugins!
- Remove Widget Titles: Remove widget titles on the front end!
Want a Custom WordPress plugin? See my Services page.
Greasemonkey Scripts
- Google Numbered Search Results: Number Google SERPs
- Bing Numbered Search Results: Number Bing SERPs
- Disable Ctrl-W: Disable the CTRL-W key so you don't lose work
- markItUp! for Greasemonkey: Enable markItUp! for text areas
Visit my home page at Userscripts.org.
Ah, I would add this plugin in to my sites, as it’s really useful..
One thing bloggers forget constantly is the loading time of your page – you don’t want people to wait 1 min for your site to load right?
hey just found this…but i still don’t understand why a reader who has decided to subscribe would subscribe for a summary feed??!!
Admission Essay, Thanks. Yes, I’m thinking about how I can speed up my load time at the moment! I do have another plugin IFrameWidgets, which can help with slow javascript widgets.
Techbliss, there are people who prefer summary feeds, but as I discuss in my Feed Reading Models post, summaries are most useful for aggregated feeds. I suspect that the vast majority of readers of a normal blog would want the full post feed. Still there will always be a few who prefer the summary feed and choice is a good thing.
I temporarily solved the problem with the icons at the bottom, that I mentioned in email, by simply copying your code from the source of the page directly to the theme. I’ll leave it like that for a while to see if it makes any difference in subscriber numbers.
After I fixed a stupid mistake I made (somehow and I can’t figure out how), my subscriber numbers jumped by nearly a hundred overnight.
One thing bloggers forget constantly is the loading time of your page – you don’t want people to wait 1 min for your site to load right?