35 aktive Wordpress – Plugins

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Ich weiß zwar, dass ein Blog mit viel weni­ger aus­kommt. Und die Bastelkönige unter den Bloggern ken­nen für vie­le die­ser Helferlein Codeschnipsel oder jeden­falls per­for­man­ce­scho­nen­de­re Lösungen. Und wenn es der kom­plet­te Verzicht dar­auf wäre. 

Aber auch das soll schließ­lich jeder hal­ten wie er will. Seit ich die fan­ta­ti­schen Wordpress-Themes von Elmastudio hier ein­set­ze habe ich mir ehr­lich gesagt kei­ne Gedanken mehr über die Performance mei­nes Blogs gemacht. Vielleicht liegt es auch an den Wordpress-Fortschritten selbst aber über die all­ge­mei­ne Performance, sowohl im Front- als auch im Backend, habe ich kei­ner­lei Klagen.

Hier also nun mei­ne 35 akti­ven Plugins für euch zum Durchgehen. Vielleicht kann der eine oder ande­re ja damit etwas anfan­gen. Ich ste­he gern zur Verfügung, falls jemand Nachfragen zum Einsatz oder zum Sinn der Plugins hat. 🙂

  1. AddQuicktag (Version: 2.0.3)

    Allows you to easi­ly add cus­tom Quicktags to the html- and visu­al-edi­tor.
    Created by: Frank Bültge

  2. Antispam Bee (Version: 2.3)

    Easy and extre­me­ly pro­duc­ti­ve spam-fight­ing plug­in with many sophisti­ca­ted solu­ti­ons. Includes pro­tec­tion again track­back spam.
    Created by: Sergej Müller

  3. Audio player (Version: 2.0.4.1)

    Audio Player is a high­ly con­fi­gura­ble but simp­le mp3 play­er for all your audio needs. You can cus­to­mi­se the player’s colour sche­me to match your blog the­me, have it auto­ma­ti­cal­ly show track infor­ma­ti­on from the encoded ID3 tags and more. Go to your Settings page to start con­fi­gu­ring it.
    Created by: Martin Laine

  4. Better WordPress Recent Comments (Version: 1.2.0)

    This plug­in dis­plays recent com­ment lists at assi­gned loca­ti­ons. It does not add any signi­fi­cant load to your web­site. The com­ment list is updated on the fly when a visi­tor adds a com­ment or when you mode­ra­te one. No addi­tio­nal queries are nee­ded for end-users. Some Icons by Yusuke Kamiyamane.
    Created by: Khang Minh

  5. Comment Rating (Version: 2.9.32)

    Allows visi­tors to rate comm­ents in a Like vs. Dislike fashion with clickable images. Poorly-rated & high­ly-rated comm­ents can be dis­play­ed dif­fer­ent­ly. This plug­in is simp­le and light-weight.
    Created by: Bob King

  6. FeedBurner FeedSmith Extend (Version: 1.0.0)

    This is a plug­in ori­gi­nal­ly aut­ho­red by Steve Smith. It detects all ways to access your ori­gi­nal WordPress feeds and redi­rects them to your FeedBurner feed. I enhan­ced it base on the FeedBurner FeedSmith and now it can redi­rects feeds for cate­go­ry and tag also.
    Created by: Jiayu (James) Ji

  7. Google XML Sitemaps (Version: 3.2.6)

    This plug­in will gene­ra­te a spe­cial XML site­map which will help search engi­nes like Google, Yahoo, Bing and Ask​.com to bet­ter index your blog.
    Created by: Arne Brachhold

  8. Google+Blog (Version: 1.1.0)

    A plug­in to import your posts from Google+.
    Created by: Daniel Treadwell

  9. jQuery lazy load plugin (Version: v0.13)

    a quick and dir­ty word­press plug­in to enable image lazy loa­ding.
    Created by: Andrew Ng

  10. KB Advanced RSS Widget (Version: 2.8.02)

    Gives user com­ple­te con­trol over how feeds are dis­play­ed.
    Created by: Adam R. Brown

  11. Last​.Fm Records (Version: 1.6.2)

    The Last​.Fm Records plug­in lets you show what you are lis­tening to, with a litt­le help from our fri­ends at last​.fm.
    Created by: Jeroen Smeets

  12. No Self Pings (Version: 0.2)

    Keeps WordPress from sen­ding pings to your own site.
    Created by: Michael D. Adams

  13. P3 (Plugin Performance Profiler) (Version: 1.1.1)

    See which plug­ins are slo­wing down your site. Create a pro­fi­le of your WordPress site’s plug­ins› per­for­mance by mea­su­ring their impact on your site’s load time.
    Created by: GoDaddy​.com

  14. Polldaddy Polls & Ratings (Version: 2.0.12)

    Create and mana­ge Polldaddy polls and ratings in WordPress
    Created by: Automattic, Inc.

  15. Quote Comments (Version: 2.1.7)

    Creates a litt­le quo­te icon in com­ment boxes which, when cli­cked, copies that com­ment to the com­ment box wrap­ped in block­quo­tes.
    Created by: Joen Asmussen

  16. Do Follow (Version: 4.0)

    Removes the evil nofol­low attri­bu­te that WordPress adds in comm­ents.
    Created by: Denis de Bernardy

  17. Subscribe to Comments Reloaded (Version: 2.0.2)

    Subscribe to Comments Reloaded is a robust plug­in that enables com­ment­ers to sign up for e‑mail noti­fi­ca­ti­ons. It includes a full-fea­tured sub­scrip­ti­on mana­ger that your com­ment­ers can use to unsub­scri­be to cer­tain posts or sus­pend all noti­fi­ca­ti­ons.
    Created by: camu

  18. Target Blank In Posts And Comments (Version: 3.2)

    Keep your visi­tors. Inserts target=«_blank» into post and com­ment con­tent URLs and exter­nal links will open in new tabs.
    Created by: Lazar Kovacevic

  19. TinyMCE Advanced (Version: 3.4.5)

    Enables advan­ced fea­tures and plug­ins in TinyMCE, the visu­al edi­tor in WordPress.
    Created by: Andrew Ozz

  20. Visual Editor – Blog Theme Stylesheet (Version: 1.0.0.0)

    This plug­in per­mits inte­gra­ti­on of own, the­me based style­sheet into Visual TinyMCE Editor live wri­ting. Define your cus­tom styl­es as addi­tio­nal style file tinymce_blog_themed.css at your the­me direc­to­ry. Every included class defi­ni­ti­on appears at TinyMCE but­ton bar as drowp­down box after­wards for your per­so­nal choi­se.
    Created by: Heiko Rabe

  21. Tumblr Widget (Version: 1.4.7)

    Displays a Tumblr on a WordPress page.
    Created by: Gabriel Roth

  22. Widget Logic (Version: 0.51)

    Control wid­gets with WP’s con­di­tio­nal tags is_​home etc
    Created by: Alan Trewartha

  23. Wikipedia AutoLink (Version: 1.1.01)

    Link auto­ma­ti­cal­ly all the high­ligh­ted words with the syn­tax [w: term] on the defi­ni­ti­on from Wikipedia.
    Created by: Cristiano Fino

  24. Wordpress Backup (by BTE) (Version: 1.8.2)

    Backup the upload direc­to­ry (images), cur­rent the­me direc­to­ry, and plug­ins direc­to­ry to a zip file. Zip files optio­nal­ly sent to email.
    Created by: Blog Traffic Exchange

  25. WP-Optimize (Version: 0.9.4)

    This plug­in helps you to keep your data­ba­se clean by remo­ving post revi­si­ons and spams in a bla­ze. allows you to rena­me your admin name also. Additionally it allows you to run opti­mi­ze com­mand on your word­press core tables (use with cau­ti­on).
    Created by: Ruhani Rabin

  26. WP-PageNavi (Version: 2.81)

    Adds a more advan­ced paging navi­ga­ti­on to your WordPress blog
    Created by: Lester ‹GaMerZ› Chan & scribu

  27. WP PHP widget (Version: 1.0.2)

    WP PHP wid­get adds a new wid­get cal­led PHP Widget, which will allow you to include PHP code, you can have Text, HTML, Javascript, Flash and/​or PHP code ‚word­press tem­p­la­te tags as con­tent or title in this wid­get.
    So, as long as you want, it can do ever­y­thing, that is greatful.
    Created by: wpxue

  28. Plugin Lister (Version: 2.1.0)

    Outputs all of your acti­ve plug­ins via PHP for use in page tem­pla­tes & more (inclu­ding the opti­on to dis­play your the­me). Just call: <?php wp_​list_​all_​active_​plugins(); ?>
    Created by: Paul G Petty

  29. WP-post-view (Version: 1.0)

    Easily dis­play the views visi­ted of each post. Tracks the views in each posts visi­ted, views num­ber are also dis­play in each row of the post in the admin area. Simply add this code echo_post_views(get_the_ID()); any­whe­re to dis­play AFTER Created by: Towards Technology

  30. WP Render Blogroll Links (Version: 2.1.8)

    Outputs your Blogroll links to a Page or Post. This extre­me­ly simp­le plug-in enables you to crea­te your own Links page wit­hout having to wri­te a cus­tom tem­p­la­te.
    The out­put can easi­ly be sty­led with CSS. Each cate­go­ry with its links is encap­su­la­ted in a DIV with a class­na­me cal­led «link­cat». All the links are attri­bu­ted with the class «brlink».
    Created by: Tanin Ehrami

  31. WP-Slimbox2 (Version: 1.0.3.3)

    A Wordpress imple­men­ta­ti­on of the Slimbox2 java­script, uti­li­zing jQuery, ori­gi­nal­ly writ­ten by Christophe Beyls. Requires WP 2.6+
    Created by: Greg Yingling (mal­cal­evak)

  32. WP Smush​.it (Version: 1.5.0)

    Reduce image file sizes and impro­ve per­for­mance using the Smush​.it API within WordPress.
    Created by: Dialect

  33. WP Widget Cache (Version: 0.25.4)

    Cache the out­put of your blog wid­gets. Usually it will signi­fi­cant­ly redu­ce the sql queries to your data­ba­se and speed up your site.
    Created by: Andrew Zhang

  34. wpCompressor (Version: 0.3)

    wpCompressor auto­ma­tic com­pres­si­on assu­mes the data out­put and boosts the per­for­mance of the blog pages.
    Created by: Sergej Müller

  35. wpSEO (Version: 3.0.1)

    Powerful and relia­ble Plugin for search engi­ne opti­miza­ti­on and meta­da­ta for­mat­ting. A Swiss Army Knife of SEO with inno­va­ti­on from Germany.
    Created by: Sergej Müller

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17 Gedanken zu „35 aktive Wordpress – Plugins“

  1. Horst Schulte,

    nönö, ist schon recht flott gela­den. Du hast ja die Request recht gut auf ver­schie­de­ne Domains ver­teilt und Dein Server erscheint auch nicht zu schlapp. Dennoch sind 126 Request für einen nor­ma­len Startseiten-Aufruf biß­chen viel, fin­de ich. 

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  2. Und wie bist du zufrie­den mit der Performance des Systems? Ich fin­de, WP ein­fach nur toll. Oder anders aus­ge­drückt, ich bin sehr zufrie­den damit. 

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  3. Denk aber an die Vorsichtsmaßnahmen, damit dein Account nicht gehackt wird. Das ist mir ja schon pas­siert – wie du weißt. 

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  4. Interessante Auflistung! Ich dürf­te auch so viel haben, wie du. Viele sind gleich, ande­re nicht.
    Plugins instal­lie­ren ist manch­mal so, wie das Kaufen von Büchern. Eigentlich will man nicht, weil man schon so viel hat. Und dann kommt was inter­es­san­tes daher …
    Schönes Wochenende!
    Sabiene 

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