Here are the plugins I use on this blog.
Advanced Blogroll 1.4
» Yakup GÖVLER (url)
Displays your bookmarks as you want.
Akismet 2.2.6
» Matt Mullenweg (url)
Akismet checks your comments against the Akismet web service to see if they look like spam or not. You need a WordPress.com API key to use it. You can review the spam it catches under “Comments.” To show off your Akismet stats just put <?php akismet_counter(); ?> in your template. See also: WP Stats plugin.
Better Blogroll 2.9
» Jon Dyer (url)
Pulls a configurable number of links and their categories from the WordPress Link Manager and gives you more control of your blogroll.
Blog Stats by W3Counter 1.0.4
» Dan Grossman (url)
Displays statistics for your blog recorded by W3Counter.
Category Page 2.5
» Pixline (url)
Use pages as category archive header, or list some posts from a category into a post/page.
cforms 10.1
» Oliver Seidel (url)
cformsII offers unparalleled flexibility in deploying contact forms across your blog. Features include: comprehensive SPAM protection, Ajax support, Backup & Restore, Multi-Recipients, Role Manager support, Database tracking and many more. Please see the VERSION HISTORY for what’s new and current bugfixes.
CommentLuv 2.7.68
» Andy Bailey (url)
Plugin to show a link to the last post from the commenters blog by parsing the feed at their given URL when they leave a comment. Rewards your readers and encourage more comments.
DM Albums 1.9.7
» Frank D. Strack (url)
DM Albums is an inline photo album/gallery plugin that displays high quality images and thumbnails perfectly sized to your blog.
Flickr Photo Album 1.1
» Joe Tan (url)
This plugin will retrieve your Flickr photos and allow you to easily add your photos to your posts. Configure…
LinkWithin 0.5
» LinkWithin (url)
Displays recommended stories from your network
NextGEN Gallery 1.3.6
» Alex Rabe (url)
A NextGENeration Photo gallery for the Web 2.0.
Official StatCounter Plugin 1.0
» Aodhan Cullen (url)
Adds the StatCounter tracking code to your blog. After uploading this plugin click ‘Activate’ (to the right) and then afterwards you must visit the options page and enter your StatCounter Project Info to enable logging.
One Panel 2.0
» One Theme LTD (url)
One Panel is a control panel by One Theme LTD. Designed originally for use with One Theme, One Panel is now supported by a wider range of themes accross the WordPress Themes market.
One Theme Control Panel 1.1.3
» One Theme (url)
Control Panel for One Theme
Random Image Widget 1.5
» Marcel Proulx (url)
Display a random image from a directory located on the webserver
Recent Comments Widget 4.0
» Jared Bangs (url)
This plugin will add a list of the most frequent comments posted to your blog. They are gathered in descending order (newest at the top), but then group them together by post title, so that comments from the same post are listed together. The list items will be links to the comments, and will contain the name of the commenter. Derived from the “Top/Recent Commenters” plugin by Scott Reilly (http://www.coffee2code.com/wp-plugins/)
Simple Image Link 2.2.2
» BlogWell (url)
A simple way to add an image with a link to your sidebar
Smart Archives 1.9.2
» Justin Blanton (url)
A simple, clean, and future-proof way to present your archives.
SRG Clean Archives 4.3
» Sean R. (url)
This plugin is designed to display your archive listings in a clean, uniform, single-query fashion that’s Search Engine friendly on a dedicated page or in your sidebar.
Theme Test Drive 2.7.4
» Vladimir Prelovac (url)
Safely test drive any theme while visitors are using the default one. Includes instant theme preview via thumbnail.
Twitter for Wordpress 1.9.3
» Ricardo González (url)
Displays your public Twitter messages for all to read. Based on Pownce for Wordpress by Cavemonkey50.
WidgetMate News 1.0
» WidgetMate (url)
Adds your customized News widget to your blog. If you would like to change the keywords or look and feel of the widget, visit http://www.widgetmate.com and get a new one for free.
Wordbook 0.15.7
» Robert Tsai (url)
Cross-post your blog updates to your Facebook account. Navigate to Settings → Wordbook for configuration.
Wordpress Automatic Upgrade 1.2.5
» Keith Dsouza (url)
Wordpress Automatic Upgrade allows a user to automatically upgrade the wordpress installation to the latest one provided by wordpress.org using the 5 steps provided in the wordpress upgrade instructions. Go to Wordpress Automatic Upgrade to upgrade your installation Thanks to Ronald Huereca for making the plugin run in automatic mode.
WP-Highslide 1.28
» Jesse Heap (url)
This plugin eases insertion of highslide js thumbnail viewer by inserting the required tags
WP-PluginsUsed 1.50
» Lester 'GaMerZ' Chan (url)
Display WordPress plugins that you currently have (both active and inactive) onto a post/page.
