WordPress

WordPress 3.3 introduced wp_editor, letting you embed the full post editor anywhere in your theme or plugin with support for image uploads and user capabilities.

Enable yearly and monthly archives for WordPress custom post types by unsetting old conflicting rewrite rules before adding new ones — the step most guides miss.

WordPress for iOS is perfectly suited for writing long blog posts on the iPad — a much better experience than on iPhone, and a great reason to blog more often.

Keep local WordPress plugin customisations while pulling upstream releases from the SVN repository using git-svn — changes merge cleanly without conflicts.

Customise Web Invoice email templates for invoice, reminder, and receipt using built-in variables, and add your own via a plugin filter for full localisation.

Web Invoice WordPress invoicing plugin hit 1,000 downloads in under one month — a great billing tool for web developers, SEO consultants, and freelance contractors.

Switch from WP-Invoice to Web Invoice in three easy steps — just rename three database tables and gain recurring billing, Moneybookers, and AlertPay support.

SyntaxHighlighter2 WordPress plugin brings Alex Gorbatchev's SyntaxHighlighter 2.0 to WordPress with 6 themes and valid XHTML output, replacing the older plugin.

Patch the WordPress memcached object-cache backend to prepend $blog_id to keys, letting multiple standalone WordPress installs safely share one memcached server.

FeedBurner Widget 1.2 for WordPress now supports FeedBurner MyBrand, letting you display your subscriber count using your own branded feed domain.

When both Google Analytics and AddThis plugins are active, WordPress generates invalid markup. A patch fixes onclick attribute merging to keep your HTML valid.

Smart Throttle 1.0.0 lands on the WordPress plugin repository with configurable throttling — install or upgrade it right from the WordPress Plugins dashboard.