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- 1. Top 9 October 2013 October 2013 David Bisset davidbisset.com / @dimensionmedia
- 2. WordPress Plugin: Cleverness To-Do ListCleverness To-Do List http://wordpress.org/plugins/cleverness-to-do-list/screenshots/ #1 #1
- 3. WordPress Plugin: WP Migrate DB Pro https://deliciousbrains.com/wp-migrate-db-pro/ #2 #2
- 4. WordPress Plugin: Cookies For Comments http://justintadlock.com/archives/2013/09/10/cookies-for-comme #3 #3
- 5. WordPress Plugin: WP Bouncer http://wordpress.org/plugins/wp-bouncer/ #4 #4
- 8. WordPress 3.7 Beta 1 http://wordpress.org/news/2013/09/wordpress-3-7-beta-1/ #7 #7
- 9. marktimemedia.com : Podcast Links http://marktimemedia.com/wordpress-podcast-video-training-educa #8 #8
- 10. WordPress Article: Beginner’s Guide http://www.woothemes.com/2013/10/wordpress-customization/ #9 #9
- 11. That’s All, Folks That’s All, Folks David Bisset davidbisset.com / @dimensionmedia
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- Pull: Quickly Replace a Local DB with a Remote DBPush: Easily Replace a Remote DB with a Local DBSave Time with Automatic Find & ReplaceSelect the Tables You Want to MigrateStress Tested on Massive Databases
- Based on past stats, Cookies for Comments has blocked around 180,000 spam comments from even making it to the Akismet filters in the last three weeks. I’ve only had 656 that have made it through, which is a huge improvement for this little blog. This is even without the .htaccess rules (see plugin readme) that I’ve been too lazy to add.
- WP Bouncer will make sure users are logged in from only one device at a time. This should deter people from sharing their login credentials for your site, which is especially good for paid membership sites.
- OptinMonster lets users control when and how the opt-in is triggered. The opt-in can be limited to specific post IDs, pages, categories, or archives. It also has an option to use a built-in algorithm that attempts to detect a user toward the end of their visit, so as to trigger the opt-in as they are leaving versus interrupting their experience on the page. They offer options to use a pop-up, a sticky footer bar, or a corner slide-in mechanism. While I don’t think I could ever be convinced to do a pop-up, I think a sticky footer bar or corner slide-in could be done gracefully. OptinMonster also has built in A/B testing options, conversion reports, a visual design builder, and compatibility with most email providers.