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A feast of plugins

Published on 6^th July 2007 Estimated Reading Time: 1 minute

Here's a useful idea: get your blog login page to look like it's part of your blog. It does work well on my hillwalking blog, but you do have to watch how it behaves with whatever theme you are using. Strangely, I couldn't make it work on my offline blog, the development mirror of what you see online. The ability to set what page is displayed after logging in or logging out is an especially useful inclusion.

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These sound like wonderful ideas: being able to control the running order of things on your blog sidebar is a good thing. What scuppered my using them is that you need widgets turned on for the effect to work, and I have seen issues with how ID's have been set when things are widgetised.

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