Tag: php
The Exec-PHP plugin executes PHP code in posts, pages and text widgets.
Allows the current UNIX Timestamp to be used in WordPress Content, without the possible security risks associated with PHP 'eval' plugins.
Inline PHP in posts and pages. Posts and pages can redirect based on category,
id and title. Pages may be replaced by external php scripts. Pages and
With this Widget you can include your PHP Code in a Widget.
AnyVar is a simple search and replace plugin. It lets you add changeable variables (text snippets) to posts, sidebars, widgets, links & themes.
WP-LightForm, the prettiest WordPress contact form.
Adds 3 links to the page to resize,and reset, text size.
Google latest hot trends on your wordpress sidebar.
Adds a text widget that is capable of displaying php-code. Conditional tags are included to specify where to show. An extension of the Execphp widget
Allows you to paste code into comments or posts by surrounding it in `backticks`, just like in the WordPress.org support forums.
The plugin can execute php string in posts/pages, and display the output as the contents of posts/pages.(PHP 5 or above prefered, may work on PHP 4, b
Allow users to embed PHP code in their posts or pages.
Keep your PHP and WordPress seperate, using the shortcode [php-to-page] you can include PHP files in your pages.
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