Sterling Adventures

This plug-in allows short notices to be scrolled - ticker-tape style - on your blog. Each message is valid for a set number of days from its creation (or update) date and can also be de-activated to keep it from being displayed until you are ready to let the world see it. [...]

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This plug-in allows you to record a country against your posts. For example the country that the post talks about, the event took place in, the location you are writing the post from, etc. Your imagination is the limit… Once tagged (using WordPress’ existing Custom Fields) the plug-in allows flag icons to [...]

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WordPress (from version 2.5) includes native support for global avatars. Great! But, what about adding local (private) avatars for your users? Maybe your users don’t want a global avatar, aren’t IT savvy enough to set a gravatar up, simply want a private avatar for your blog, or any other reason [...]

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The theme (look and feel) used for Sterling Adventures has been developed with lots of love and care! Although it probably still isn’t anywhere near perfect (or even working in some places - software is never bug-free), but I am fairly proud of it. So, I think some of it is [...]

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After some beta testing (thanks Dave, Ian and Laetitia) the new Image Archive is live…

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The theme (look and feel) used for Sterling Adventures has been developed with lots of love and care! Although it probably still isn’t anywhere near perfect (or even working in some places - software is never bug-free), but I am fairly proud of it. So, I think some of it is [...]

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The theme (look and feel) used for Sterling Adventures has been developed with lots of love and care! Although it probably isn’t perfect (or even working in some places - software is never bug-free), but I am fairly proud of it. So, first off lets give credit where it’s due…
Apple’s iWeb [...]

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The theme (look and feel) used for Sterling Adventures has been developed with lots of love and care! Although it probably still isn’t anywhere near perfect (or even working in some places - software is never bug-free), but I am fairly proud of it. So, I think some of it is [...]

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