Textualizer is a jQuery plug-in that allows you to transition through blurbs of text.

1. The Silky Smooth Marquee
2. jScroller a Autoscroller for jQuery
3. Giva Labs Marquee jQuery

We’ll focus on user specific data, so what we’ll see is:

1. How to add extra registration fields
2. How to add and remove profile fields
3. Export the user data
4. Bulk export users data
5. Create a web history of the user

Based on the HTML5 Boilerplate created by Paul Irish and Divya Manian, this allows for easy inclusion/removal of all HTML5 Boilerplate options.

if you care about valid HTML5, there is another small problem in the disqus plugin. It is using rel attributes in <span> tags (which is not allowed in HTML5) to mark these tags for the JavaScript code that later replaces them with the  x comments and y reactions link.

Instead of rel attributes, a HTML5 conformal data-*  attribute can be used. To fix this, do the following:

• Search disqus.php for <span class=”dsq-postid”  rel=”[…]. There should be 2 occurrences around line 700 in the functions dsq_comments_number and dsq_comments_text.
• replace the rel tag with a data-* tag of your choice, for example data-id.
• Around line 1060 there are 2 functions, dsq_output_loop_comment_js and dsq_output_footer_comment_js. Within the loops inside these 2 functions, you will find a nodes[i].getAttribute(‘rel’) expression. Replace the rel with the name of the data-* tag you have assigned in step 2.

This will make HTML5 validators happy without affecting the functionality of the plugin.

Note: tested in most modern browsers (Internet Explorer 8 and up), Chrome, Firefox 4, Opera 10+11.  I cannot guarantee that some older browsers may react strangely on data-* attributes. In theory, they shouldn’t, but you never know…

source: blog miranda

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.

Allow PHP in posts and pages adds the functionality to include PHP in your WordPress posts and pages by adding a simple shortcode [php] your code [/php]

Easily add custom CSS and JavaScript code to individual Pages, Posts, Categories, and URLs.