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21 items tagged with plugin

EntryCount plugin (December 12, 2003) A Movable Type plugin that displays a running total of the number of entries in your blog.

Technorati fix (July 7, 2003) Apparently the Technorati API service is experiencing some problems today that are causing errors for people using my Technorati plugin. The newest version of the plugin fixes this and adds a new feature.

New Technorati plugin (May 5, 2003) A new version of the Technorati plugin handles errors in the Technorati XML better, has a bunch or new configuration options, and lets you use Movable Type date formatting commands.

Technorati plugin (May 5, 2003) Dave Sifry has opened up a Technorati interface that allows outside developers to use the Technorati data. I've whipped up a quick MT plugin that can get the Technorati link Cosmos for your entire blog or a specific entry and insert it into your blog pages.

SimpleComments 1.1 (April 4, 2003) A new version of SimpleComments has comment numbers, entry containers, and can be used outside an entry.

MovableJive (February 2, 2003) A port of some classic text filters to Movable Type. Translate your posts into Jive, Texas Drawl, Cockney, Swedish Chef, Valley Girl, German Accent, or Hunting Wabbits.

SimpleComments (February 2, 2003) A Movable Type plugin that combines comments and TrackBacks into a single, simple list.

Comments, please (February 2, 2003) I'm testing out a new MT plugin that I've been working on, and I need your help. Please leave some comments and trackback pings on this entry.

Expressions (January 1, 2003) A Movable Type plugin for plugin developers. Let people use expressions like <MTFoo bar="[MTEntryBody encode_xml="1"]"> in your plugins.

Related Keywords (December 12, 2002) An undocumented feature of the Related Entries plugin for Movable Type.

Double spaces (October 10, 2002) Responding to Scott Johnson's challenge, an MT plugin for converting spaces.

MTImageCount (August 8, 2002) The WordCount plugin learns a new trick.

Process Tags plugin (August 8, 2002) A Movable Type plugin that allows you to use MT tags in your entry bodies, excerpts, category descriptions, or anywhere else.

Amazon plugin (July 7, 2002) MTAmazon is a Movable Type plugin that uses your Amazon Associate membership to retreive products from Amazon. It allows flexible searching and display of products from any of Amazon's product categories.

SmartBody Plugin (July 7, 2002) Another Movable Type plugin. This one is a smart excerpt tag. If an entry has an excerpt, this tag inserts it. If there isn't an excerpt, the entry body is used instead. Also includes an MTEntryIfExcerpt tag.

NicknameLink Plugin (July 7, 2002) A Movable Type plugin that updates the MTEntryAuthorLink to use the author's nickname.

Word count plugin for Movable Type (June 6, 2002) MTWordCount is a Movable Type plugin that counts your entry's words and inserts it into your page. Version 1.4 includes an image count for photo blogs.

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