For those using WordPress 1.2.2 for IIS/Windows this is a fix for trackbacks that are apparently only working for *nix/Apache installs.

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If you are into Podcasting then you’re familiar with RSS feeds featuring enclosures. This is a modification for wordpress that enables adding enclosures to your posts. These enclosures are then automatically added to the rss 2.0 feed.

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If you’re looking to add some color to your WordPress calendar here’s an easy css hack to do just that.

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Here’s another option for fighting against trackback spam. This hack of the wp-trackback.php uses the WordPress comment filtering function to block unwanted trackbacks.

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There are security risks to using a well known application using the default install configuration. All of the files and directories are named the same for mine, yours and everybody else. A hacker knows exactly where to reach your login page to try to get into your admin panel. This script will ask you [...]

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This hack of wp-mail.php corrects problems that prevented Thunderbird users from blogging from their email application.

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The 5 min Wordpress anti comment spam hack.

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This script will automate updating your WordPress blog to the nightly builds. This will really put you on the cutting edge.

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Blocking spam - a WordPress hack

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Here’s a good looking template using the theme A Clockwork Orange.

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Comment Verification (With Source Code) (With Source Code) using a pre-defined word.

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This anti-spam hack checks to see if the commenter’s IP address is on a list of known open proxies (mostly used by email spammers, but recently by comment-spammers as well). If so the spammer will not be able to post comments.

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This WordPress hack adds a JavaScript alert window telling a commenter that their comment was put into moderation. As it stands WordPress does not tell a reader if their comment was submitted for moderation.

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This WordPress hack adds calendar images next to your titles to replace the standard date display.

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WordPress MU is multi-user version of the famous WordPress blogging application.

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Kubrick v1.2.5 is a WordPress template system unlike any other as it completely changes the look and feel of WordPress.

Easy on the eyes, with a non-specific default layout, which is highly customizable…
Included Photoshop template file (Making it exceedingly easy to change the layout)
Fully compliant CSS and XHTML markup
Detailed Readme for non webgeeks
Works on both [...]

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If you’re a FeedDemon user, here is a hack to allow you to post to WP from within FeedDemon.

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This hack uses an existing function built into WP to validate eMail addresses of those placing comments to your weblog. This assumes you are requiring name and eMail in your options.

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This scriptygoddess hack adds a Remember Me box to your WP login page so that your cookie doesn’t expire and you don’t have to login after every time you close your browser.

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Do you need to separate your comments from your trackbacks? This hack from Scriptygoddess will do just that. Now you can have your trackbacks listed first and then your comments.

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