Category Archives: Plugins

Plugins

I Don't Have A PlugIns Menu In My WordPress Blog?

Every support doc. i’ve read, automatically assumes i have a Plugins menu in my WordPress blog after ‘Appearance’ and Before ‘Users’, which i can use to execute various code.

However i’ve been through my entire blog menu and i can’t seen to find the ‘Plugins’ menu.

I’m using a theme ‘cutline’ and am on a free account.

Also, i’ve tried to find out how to install plug-ins and couldn’t understand a word.

Does anyone have a step by step approach which starts from ‘Boot Into Windows’.
I’m on the WordPress.com account. Not WordPress.org.

What i’m trying to do is add ‘Google Analytics’ to my Blog. Does anyone know how to do that?

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IdealAds WordPress Plugin

Take total control over what advertising appears on your site, and where precisely on your site it appears. We provide a database of ads, searchable by Keyword, so that publishers may rapidly track down the the Ideal Ad for any given article. Our unique interface allows publishers to insert multiple ads across multiple paragraphs in a matter of seconds! The IdealAds WordPress Plugin allows WordPress publishers to quickly and easily insert any Ad of their choosing anywhere in their Blog. Monetize your blog like never before. Right now, Amazon Affiliate Ads are the sole category of advertising available in our database. However, the Ad content of our database is set to grow exponentially in the incoming few months. Using the IdealAds plugin could not be any easier. Go to your blog and login. On any page of your blog, toggle Ad Insertion mode by hitting ctrl+x. An option to insert an Ad will appear next to each and every paragraph. Select the paragraph where you would like the Ad to go, and click Insert_Ad. Search our Ad database using the set of keywords that best describes the content of that particle post. A preview of all appropriate ads will be returned in the search results. Select the Ad that you like best and it will instantly appear in your Blog post. Insert multiple Ads across multiple in a single Blog post. Assign multiple Ads to a single paragraph; they will load randomly with the page, and optimize automatically based on click-through-rate. Toggling with ctrl+x …

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HELP with WordPress Plugins?

Basically I just need a plugin that will allows my signed up users to add a "featured image" on the posts they write. Because right now it says "access is denied, you dont have permission to". Is there a plugin that will allow them to?

Thanks

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WordPress Plugin Review: Social Media Share Buttons with Digg Digg

just-ask-kim.com If you’ve had a chance to check out my Top 10 Must Have WordPress Plugins post, you probably already know that I’m in love with the Digg Digg plugin. If not, I’d like to take this opportunity to introduce you to a plugin that has become a must have on my blog! Social media integration is a must these days and few things are more annoying than trying to get countless little share button plugins to all behave at the same time. It seems no matter what you do with the suckers at least one of them always has to have a mind of its own. Fortunately for us, there’s Digg Digg, a WordPress plugin which integrates nineteen and counting possible social media share buttons. It makes them all easy to lay out, lots of flexibility and the best part is they tend to actually go where you tell them to! (Novel idea right?) PS: You can find my Top 10 list at: just-ask-kim.com

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How to Extract and Activate WordPress Plugins

hubpages.com In this video tutorial you’ll learn how to extract and activate your WordPress plugins in your web host’s control panel (cPanel). This is an absolute necessary step if you want to make your own websites on WordPress and make money online!

Plugins

Does the Google Analytics plug-in for WordPress automatically insert the code when you give it the UA string?

I’m very new to using plugins on WordPress. One of them is for Google Analytics and when I tried to activate it, it asked for a UA string. So I registered on Google Analytics and got that string and entered it in the appropriate box back on WordPress. What I’m wondering is if I still have to insert the html code on the template or if its done automatically for me?