This plugin lets you provide the user with search suggestions based on the information entered in the search field.
It adds an AJAX call to the search form, returning matches for the current search query from the database. There is no change of template files necessary as this plugin hooks in the existing WordPress API to unfold its magic.
This plugin uses an abstraction of jQueryUI’s autocomplete widget that interacts with the unofficial/undocumented Google Suggest API. Props go to Haochi Chen.
It adds an AJAX call to the search form, returning matches for the current search query.
There is no change of template files necessary as this plugin hooks in the existing WordPress API to unfold its magic.
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This Plugin provides you with a sidebar widget to display your most popular posts.
It requires a Clicky account as it uses the Clicky API to determine popularity.
Supports all public post types, per default: posts, pages and attachments.
Make the last login for each user visibile in the user overview.
This plugin adds an extra column to the users overview with the date of the last login for each user.
Add a layer of security and prevent your login name from being shown in the author archive’s URL.
This plugin replaces the author slug with a sanitized version of the user’s display name. It will prevent hackers from finding out your login name through the author archive’s URL and works towards your friendly URLs with using your display name.