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Scribefire Custom Field is a WordPress plugin with one simple task: allow to make custom fields inside a post from this tool.Although this plugin was built with Scribefire in mind, I’m not related with Scribefire in anyway. This tool was selected after a long try-error-research time. I think Scribefire has many room to improvement , but in the meantime this plugin is a workaround to something that I hope you (and I) needed.

Also this plugin will work with any weblog client and it will also work inside the WordPress editor (although it will be a bit strange to use in such case, it will work).

== How to use ==

Type in anywhere in a post:
{cf your_custom_field_name=your_custom_field_value}

Examples:
{cf thumbnail=http://wordpressready.com/wp-content/uploads/oneringtorulethemall.jpg}
{cf posticon=/wp-content/uploads/posticon.ico}

Notes:
-You can use any number of custom field for post.
-Reserved characters: ‘{‘ and ‘}’,because it conflicts with the delimiters.
-After the post, the tags are automatically erased.
-If the custom field is already present, its value will be replaced.

I encourage to test and send suggestions. Any ideas or criticism will be welcome. Send your comments to admin@wordpressready.com
Thanks
Nando

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Another Twitter Updater is a WordPress plugin that allows to send twitter updates to your Twitter account when you add or edit a post. You can optionally decide if you wish to send message when update or create a post. It includes also some filters to process the title text if you wish.

Best of all, Another Twitter Updater will work with any weblog client xmlrpc enabled.

==How to use it ==
1. Install `another_twitter_updater.zip` in the `/wp-content/plugins/` directory.
2. Activate the plugin through the ‘Plugins’ menu in WordPress
3. Go to Tools-> Another T.U. to config the plugin.

FILTER TITLE
The plugin allows to filter the message using the twitter_updater_message filter
This is an example you can put on function.php from your theme:

function twitter_update_add_time($content)
{
return date(‘o-n-j g:i:s’) . “->” . $content;
}
add_filter(‘twitter_updater_message’,'twitter_update_add_time’);

This example will add the date and time on the title. Note that it will add also the text if you put some
text on the plugin configuration page.
You can see more examples in the another_twitter_updater.php file (those filters are deactivated)

I encourage to test and send suggestions. Any ideas or criticism will be welcome. Send your comments to admin@wordpressready.com
Thanks
Nando

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Clone Freemium is a clone of Freemium Theme converted to child theme to the Thematic Framework
It has the same features with extended flexibility and extensibility provided for this framework.

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