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Multi-plugin is a very simple script that allows you to add small bits of PHP scripts, such as Wordpress filters, without having to make a plugin for them.

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Installation is as simple as renaming the file to .php, uploading it to your server, activating it, and adding some script to the textbox (for example, I use the following code to remove the nofollow attribute from comments.)

1. <?php
2. add_filter('get_comment_author_link', 'aoi_follow');
3. add_filter('comment_text', 'aoi_follow');
4. function aoi_follow($link){
5. return preg_replace('/(<a.*?rel[^>]*)nofollow(.*?)/','${1}${2}',$link);
6. }
8. ?>

You can also use the following to add the trailing slash back onto feeds, categories, pages, etc. in Wordpress 2.2+.

1. <?php
2. add_filter('user_trailingslashit', 'aoi_slashit',10,2);
3. function aoi_slashit($string, $type=''){
4. if($type == 'page' || $type == 'category'|| $type == 'month'|| $type == 'day'|| $type == 'paged'|| $type == 'feed'){
5. return trailingslashit($string);
6. }else{
7. return $string;
8. }
9. }
10. ?>
11. Use the following to copy and paste the code.
    <?php add_filter('user_trailingslashit', 'aoi_slashit',10,2); function aoi_slashit($string, $type=''){ if($type == 'page' || $type == 'category'|| $type == 'month'|| $type == 'day'|| $type == 'paged'|| $type == 'feed'){ return trailingslashit($string); }else{ return $string; } } ?>

Here is another small modified plugin that auto-escapes your code, nicely displays line numbers and uses valid XHTML. This plugin is based off of SemCodeFix, and adds many of the features I wanted in my code plugin.

Download:
Wordpress Code Escape

Directions:
Download the file and save it as a .php file.
Upload to your plugins directory.
Activate it.
You may optionally choose to add the following style information to your theme’s style.css.

1. .code_child {
2. font-family:"Courier New", Courier, monospace;
3. white-space:pre;
4. width:90%;
5. background-color: #F4F4F4 !important;
6. overflow:auto;
7. border:1px inset;
8. margin:10px;
9. }
10. ol.code_child li{
11. margin:0;
12. padding:0 !important;
13. line-height:100% !important;
14. margin-bottom: -8px;
15. margin-bottom: expression(5 +"px");
16. margin-left: expression(35 + "px");
17. }
18. Use the following to copy and paste the code.
    .code_child { font-family:"Courier New", Courier, monospace; white-space:pre; width:90%; background-color: #F4F4F4 !important; overflow:auto; border:1px inset; margin:10px; } ol.code_child li{ margin:0; padding:0 !important; line-height:100% !important; margin-bottom: -8px; margin-bottom: expression(5 +"px"); margin-left: expression(35 + "px"); }

This was an extremely quick project to turn spreadsheet data into an XHTML table. The plugin is quite simple to use, just copy some data from a spreadsheet ( or the visible part of an XHTML table) and paste it into a blog post between the tags [table] and [/table] (make sure that columns are tab separated and rows are on their own line). This is a no frills plugin. The first row is used as the column names and is added to a thead tag. Anything can be added to the [table] tag after “table” and it will become the table’s caption. EX [table "This is an example table"]

So this:

1. [table "This is an example table"]
2. gf sfg sfcx dfg
3. asd sd dsfs
4. xcv fds sgdf
5. dfg dfg dfg
6. dfg dfg dfg
7. [/table]

Becomes:

Installation:

1. Copy and Paste the contents of the texbox below into a .php file.
2. Upload and activate.

1. <?php
2. /* Plugin Name: Tabeler Plugin URI: http://anthologyoi.com/plugins/ Description: This plugin allows you to copy data directly from a spreadsheet and paste it into your blog, and will automatically create a table for it.