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Wordpress Relative URLs Plugin

James Lewitzke — Sat, 08 Jan 2011 19:49:39 +0000

Ever get sick and tired of replacing all those hard coded URLs inside your Wordpress posts? Well, this is no longer a problem with the Wordpress Relative URLs Plugin.

Here’s how it works:

This plugin adds two different shortcodes that can be added on any page (or widget) that you’d like.

First, lets say you have a page located here:

http://www.example.com/about-me/

Now what happens if your site moves to a new domain? And the URL ends up becoming this:

http://www.newexample.com/about-me/

Now in every instance you referenced that page, you’d have to go back and change the URL to the new domain everywhere.

When you install this plugin, all you have to do is reference the URL like so:

[URL]/about-me/

So you don’t have to worry about the URLs or location of your site ever again!

One more shortcode that this plugin adds, which functions the exact same as the URL shortcode, is the Theme URL shortcode. Let’s say you have an image located here:

http://www.example.com/wp-content/themes/mytheme/images/logo.jpg

Now with the Wordpress Relative URLs Plugin, all you have to do to call this theme’s image is use this syntax:

[themeURL]/images/logo.jpg

The Wordpress Relative URLs Plugin allows you to switch between themes and domain names easily!

Download the plugin today:

Wordpress Relative URLs Plugin

Introducing the new Engipress Theme Shop

James Lewitzke — Sun, 01 Aug 2010 18:36:32 +0000

Allow me to introduce to the world the opening of Engipress’ brand new Theme Shop, where you’ll be able to purchase premium Wordpress themes at reasonable prices.

The theme store is powered by the Wordpress Shopp plugin. I was recommended the premium plugin by Steve (Vangogh). It isn’t free, but I agree with Steve wit the fact that it’s definitely worth the small price tag.

The plugin gives complete control over what type of products you want to sell, orders customers place, and tracking history, among many other things. If you’d like to know more about it, just see their site I linked to above.

For now, I only have one theme for sale, a light, clean-looking Corporate theme. However, there will definitely be more premium themes to come, now that the Shop is up and running.

Check back soon for more Theme Releases and Updates!

Wordpress Admin Comment Colors Plugin

James Lewitzke — Fri, 02 Apr 2010 07:41:06 +0000

After a few hours of work, I’ve finally officially finished my first Wordpress Plugin.What this plugin does basically, is that it allows blog admin authors to change the background and text colors of the comments they make.

It adds new CSS rules directly (and will remove them once deactivated), so on the options page through the Admin Panel:

Dashboard > Settings > Admin Comment Colors Options

You’ll be able to simply input either the hexadecimal code, RGB value, or actual name of whatever colors you wish to choose to display for your comments, rather straightforward.

The download link to the plugin is here:

Admin Comment Colors 1.0

Hope you enjoy it.