I find inline links offputting to read so want to use wikipedia style foot-of-article references with incremental numeric linking to the external link reference. I can just stick the HTML in but on the off chance is there any plugins on WP for semi-automating the process?
Starting a community wiki to collect up objective best practices for plugin development. This question was inspired by @EAMann's comments on wp-hackers. The idea is to collaborate on what objective best practices might be so that we can potentially eventually use them in some community collaboration review process. UPDATE: After seeing the first few responses it becomes clear that we need to have only one idea/suggestion/best-practice per answer and people should review the list to ensure there are no duplicates …
I'm working on a big website project, we have some time allowed to redo the website first. Currently, it's a multisite with 2 working sites, one is the landing page and the main content, the other is the blog. I've got 2 other hidden sites, one is a wiki which is not ready, one is my working space (right now I'm planing on fusing them all), I also have many dead project hidden behind. Am I using the multisite properly? …
For a user with wiki-update permission only, I want to list their wiki articles in the author archive page. Currently, it comes back with "NOT FOUND Apologies, but ...". I am using the Twenty-ten child theme and created a custom loop-wiki.php but now have a block about how to proceed. Any ideas? Anyone? I've searched and found similar type discussion but nothing stands out. Thanks!
I'm creating a community wiki to ask the following question: What features would you most like to see added to WordPress? This Question Implies a Few Things: It should surface the features enthusiasts want most, not just drive bys from people who can't be bothered to know that the "P" needs to be capitalized (inside joke. Of course...) Favor features that benefit the more advanced users and especially the theme and/or plugin developers. Also favor APIs and other enablers vs. …
I would like to know my options for how best to use WordPress as a wiki. I tried Media Wiki, but the sheer amount of changes I need to make to code to make even trivial changes turned me off. Way off. Googling doesn't reveal much. What are the best options for using WP as a wiki? (This can be a community question discussing various options.) In particular, I would like something that addresses: Links to non-existing pages actually link …
I have a wordpress blog and the posts would better suit a wiki format becuase I want to make them open to editing. Is there a way to conveniently export my posts so they can be imported by MediaWiki or another common Wiki application?
I am looking for a collaborative question/answer plugin built in the same sort of style as StackOverflow. Features I am looking for: Profiles Index of questions with search by tag/title/contents Vote up/down Edit yours and other peoples questions+answers (wiki style) Integrated markdown (or similar) Before you ask, yes I have seen Question and Answer Forum Plugin and WP-Answers but neither have support for collaborative editing.
Can anyone provide me with some links to high profile sites that are using using WordPress as their CMS as a B2B marketing site? The reason why I am asking is that I'm putting together a proposal document and would like to give some examples of other B2B sites that are using WordPress as their whole website and not just their blog. I've been looking on the WordPress Showcase but cannot find any high profile B2B websites. There are a …
I'm attempting to set up a wiki within a Wordpress install and love the way codex.wordpress.org is set up. Are they using a specific plugin to accomplish that or just well structured pages? Is there a similar plugin available to users?