Software > WordPress > WordPress Plugins >
https://wordpress.org/plugins/simple-spoiler/
https://webliberty.ru/simple-spoiler/
A really simple [spoiler]hide this[/spoiler] plugin.
PHP software
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Software > WordPress > WordPress Plugins >
https://wordpress.org/plugins/footnotes-made-easy/
https://github.com/dartiss/footnotes-made-easy
A simple footnotes plugin which uses the (( syntax.
Great, but abandoned and so I'll have to look for a replacment.
Software > WordPress > WordPress Plugins >
https://wordpress.org/plugins/any-mobile-theme-switcher/
https://dineshkarki.com.np/any-mobile-theme-switcher
A simple plugin to detect if a browser is mobile and switch themes accordingly.
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Software > WordPress > WordPress Plugins >
WordPress svg support >
https://wordpress.org/plugins/svg-support/
https://benbodhi.com/
- 2022-08-28 - 2.5 on WordPress 6.0.1, PHP 8.1.9
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2022-04-20 - I used to use Manage Upload Types
Software >
https://wordpress.org/plugins/litespeed-cache/
As this is offered by my host, I let it get installed.
While I had some issues with caching and BlogText.. they ended up just going away.
NOT RECOMMENDED .. because it I wasn't able to easily remove it from my site once it had its claws in it.
Software >
https://github.com/tylerhall/simple-url-shortener
Make your own URL shortener. e.g. for the owner of example.com links can be shortened like so:
amazon.com/some/long/URL?foo=bar&baz&lots_of_text_lots_of_text_lots_of_text
to
example.com/abcd2
Includes statistics.
Impressively simple and easy to use. I chose it because it has one single very small script.
A PHP commandline helper for WordPress stuff and things.
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Software > WordPress > WordPress Plugins >
https://wordpress.org/plugins/tiny-spoiler/
was tomsdimension.de/wp-plugins/tiny-spoiler
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Abandoned - closed per author's request, deleted from personal website.
See also:
more possibly coming later
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Software > Bundled server software >
(on Wikipedia)
MediaWiki: https://bitnami.com/stack/mediawiki
https://bitnami.com/
I would NEVER EVER recommend regular humans go anywhere near running raw server software on their desktop. It's a horror - I mean truly a horror unlike any you've ever imagined - to get that shit to work, to lock it down and to keep it running. If for some reason you did want to run a server, use a proper server distribution. A branch will eventually crop up for Unity Linux I'm sure, but there are Linux and BSD distributions which excel at this task.
So for us regular humans, a LAMP (software bundle) is the best thing to use. This is a collection of all the necessary tools which have been pre-configured to cooperate and bundled together in one .. much easier to use package. This concept has become wildly improved over the years, and I've used a bunch of different packages.
docmint.net
was https://sourceforge.net/projects/docmint/
Docmint is a CMS for making online manuals. I reviewed it briefly as a candidate for Unity Linux's online guidebook.
It's unusable.
