Time for another batch of potentially useful Wordpress plugins that are new to the community. I am currently testing the following items, and have had no major issues thus far, but I cannot yet fully state they are 100% stable.
That out of the way, let’s get to it.
If you are a PHP developer, I’m guessing you have had the urge to execute code in Wordpress at one point or another. You can user an iFrame and call your PHP code but that can get a bit… well, it can be a pain to do so over and over. While other plugins have attempted to execute PHP in the past, they never seemed to work properly – not that they were bad – they just never work right all of the time.
Enter phpinclude.
Thus far the plugin has performed flawlessly, and I may finally be able to successfully include PHP into the blog.
This is a very interesting concept, one that I was interested in doing myself, but Joe Dolson got there before I did. This plugin allows users to add custom styles to be applied to specific pages or posts. Sweet idea and good execution.
Check them out, give them a try and thank the creators for their efforts.
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I’m planning to add some new features too – mainly the possibility to run non-PHP CGI scripts too (via separate include tag). Let me know if you have any issues or perhaps feature reguests in future