Category: finding content
Displaying a different number of articles depending on the page
Here’s a plugin that enables you to customize the number of articles displayed, depending on the page: home-, category-, tag-page. For example, 3 articles on the home page, 5 on the category and tag pages, 10 on dated archives… you name it! Read more…
BoxOffice plugin
This plugin will display a list of all your articles, organised after their view count. See how it works here. Read more…
JQuery menu of tree and scrolldown categories
The Enhanced Categories plugin is useful to improve the look of categories’ menu, particularly when there’s a number of categories and under-categories in the shape of a category tree.
Its advantage is that, being programmed with Jquery, it provides elegant collapse and scroll effects following a click on a small button juxtaposed on the name of the category. Read more…
Posting a sitemap for surfers
Many plugins propose to generate automatically a sitemap. On this blog, you can see an example of sitemap made with the PS Auto Sitemap plugin. Read more…
Browsing by page number
If, like me, you think that browsing archives using the “last entries” and “past entries” links is not convenient, here’s the wp-pagenavi plugin, created by this blog’s now famous lesterchan. As usual, all necessary info is available on his site. It contains all the options one could expect. Read more…
Organising categories
By default, categories are organised alphabetically in the menu but this may not follow your own navigation logic. Here’s a plugin that will change that nicely…
Managing the site’s links
Bloggers have a habit to display in the lateral column a list of external links, generally redirecting to their friends’ blogs… Read more…
Organising articles using categories
By default, your articles are organised by date in the pages listing; the calendar and monthly widgets are already two ways to organise your articles in order to offer navigation.
Categories are a good way to bundle up, or organise in a hierarchy, your articles and to offer a more personalised navigation. Read more…
Organising articles with tags
Tags are another way to organise your contents, offering a more intuitive navigation type. Compared with categories, tags are the important keywords taken from your article’s copy. Here are a few pieces of advice… Read more…
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