This plugin removes the tagline that usually appears in the home page title; I wrote it following a request in the forum. Get the code here, save it as remove_tagline.php in your plugins directory, and activate it as normal.
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I’ve written a small plugin that changes the separator character in Tarski’s document titles. You can get the code here; just save it as title_sep_swap.php in your WordPress install’s plugins directory. The code provided changes the separator to the pipe character, but you can make it use whatever you prefer by changing the second argument of the define call on line 11.
Just published an article over on Extralogical about adding custom hooks to WordPress themes, which might be of interest to the theme authors amongst you. It also offers a little preview of how the new hooks system in Tarski 1.5 will work.
I’ve been having a few problems with my website’s theme, so I’ve switched to Tarski temporarily. Now, my site uses Feedburner, so obviously Tarski’s built-in links to WordPress’s self-generated feeds was a small problem.
Fortunately, there’s a solution out there: Steve Smith’s Feedburner Feed Replacement. All you need to do is download the plugin, install it, and point it to your feed. You don’t need to change Tarski’s code at all. Given this positive experience, I’ve added it to our Recommended Plugins page.
Tags: 1.1.3, Feedburner, ionfish, Ordered List, plugin, Steve Smith, website
Make sure you don’t use Tarski’s asides and a plugin like Sideblog; the two will, not surprisingly, conflict. If you’re using Sideblog (or a similar plugin) and Tarski, make sure you disable asides in the Tarski Options page!
Here’s a related posts plugin I cooked up that will display a list of (possibly) related posts at the bottom of posts. Requires Ultimate Tag Warrior.