Yay! YOAST is pretty good, I like how it shows google previews of your pages.
http://www.kythin.com/wordpress-wordspinner/
Minor update to Wordspinner, now works with YOAST seo plugin titles
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Category Archives: Software
WordSpinner 2.6 Released
A few long-awaited features have finally made it into WordSpinner lately, here’s a quick rundown of the updates. Continue reading
Focus on one task at a time with Stack Planner
Last week I launched a little side project I’ve been working on for months. It’s called Stack Planner (dot com!) and it’s a one-at-a-time task tracking system designed with my own brain and thought process in mind. I figure if I would find it useful, others would too! Continue reading
Quick Password Generator
It’s just a quick and easy password generator, don’t get too excited.
Wordspinner 2.0 for WP 3.0!
Hiya WordSpinner fans,
I’d like to say thank you to the thousands of people who have downloaded and used WordSpinner. As my first ever WordPress Plugin it means a lot to me that so many people find it as valuable as I do. With the release of WordPress 3.0 earlier this week, I thought something special was in order. So, without further adieu, I give you WordSpinner v2.0 – now fully capable of handeling a pretty much infinite number of levels of spinners (providing you use the correct syntax).
Get it here: http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/wordspinner/
Enjoy, and please send me feedback or comment on this article if you have questions.
Happy Spinnin’
Love, Kythin.
EDIT: Thanks to XWipeoutX for the performance improvement tweaks in 2.1, you rock!
UPDATE FOR WP 3.1.3: Now with shortcodes! You can now use shortcodes in your template files to spin extra things like Titles, Comments, and anything else you like! Details and syntax are on the settings page when you install / update the plugin.
Gmail Sidebar Notes Widget
Dear fellow Gmail users,
I’ve written a handly little sidebar widget because out of all the task management systems I use frequently, nothing really beats emailing myself in terms of making sure I’ll read something again when I move from work to home or vice versa.
Until now, that is.