By using Buddypress moderation pluing, site admin can allow BP community to report objectionable content to admin. Site admins can already edit or delete every content in a BP community, but analyzing every content posted could be a crazy/impossible work in big communities. This plugin use crowdsourcing to help site admins finding contents to moderate.

It adds a “report this” link to every posted content in the site, so members can easily report contents to admins. Admins can then see all the reported contents in an organized table in the wp backend, order/filter by the number of times the content has been reported, the component that have generated the content, the member who posted the content, etc. Then admins can take action on that content (ignore it, delete, mark the content author as spammer).

Another table show members, how many posts from them have been reported/moderated, how many posts have they reported and moderated from admin. So admins can easily find bad/good members and take action on them (mark as spammer, thanks them).

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Guys are you looking for any solution to let your WordPress blog readers to print out just a section of a post or page of  blog? Deliver only the necessary parts in hard form without wasting all the extra paper and ink! This plugin will allow users of your wordpress install print out a designated section of a page or post. Great for printing out things like directions, instructions or recipes, although the uses are unlimited.

Features:

• Easy to implement printing function.
• Customized Print Button text.
• Allows multiple print sections on each page or post.
• Custom TinyMCE button added to Visual Editor.
• Custom Quicktags button added to HTML editor.
• Allows for setting each button text.

Requirements

• Requires WordPress 2.8+
• Javascript

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Elastic is a WordPress visual theme editor and theme engine for WordPress. Now WordPress users can easily customize WordPress themes. Even they little knows about hard coding. It is grate plugin for those who are new WordPress theme developers.

User-friendly theme editing can produce developer-friendly themes, all for the price of free. Elastic is free under the GPL, and in its early stages of development.

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The n3rdskwat-mp3player for WordPress is a very simple player, which allows the visitor to listen to mp3′s while browsing the website. Though most mp3 players stop playback when you follow a link, this one re-codes the blog to load internally. This means you never really leave the homepage, although you have access to the entire blog!

Installation:

The Error 404 “Page not found” is the error page displayed whenever someone asks for a page that’s simply not available on your site.

Some shared hosting providers intercept 404 errors to provide their own custom error pages. Unfortunately this interferes with WordPress and causes raw html to be sent to the browser. This plugin changes 404 errors to 301 errors and redirects to a known page. So you can display your own custom page instead of display 404 error page.

Installation:

1. Unzip the package, and upload no-404-errors to the /wp-content/plugins/ directory
2. Activate the plugin through the ‘Plugins’ menu in WordPress
3. Set up a page to redirect to and enter it’s number in the No 404 Errors settings page.

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This plugin make user can send gifts image to other members in BuddyPress. It use activity stream to keep the gifts sent information. Member can choose a gift from gift box in others member gifts tab and type a message to receiver member. Receiver member can delete or reply message using activity stream function in own profile. Administrator can upload delete and edit gifts item in backend admin dashboard.

Installation:

The EzineArticles WordPress Plugin allows you to submit your high quality, original WordPress posts to EzineArticles.com, as well as monitor their review status right from the WordPress administration interface!

Installation:

1. Upload wp_ezinearticles directory to the /wp-content/plugins/ directory.
2. Activate the plugin through the ‘Plugins’ menu in WordPress.
3. Once activate, go to the new EzineArticles menu in the sidebar and click ‘Options’ to enter your EzineArticles API Key, Username and Password.
4. Push the ‘Save Settings’ button to save your information.

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WordPress plugin Buzz Comments adds the comments posted on Buzz about your posts to the comments on the blog. The Buzz responses just get inserted between the normal comments in the correct chronological order. So the blog users can see the normal comments and the Buzz comments.

Installation:

Yes! you can display your own custom favicon to each blogroll links by using link favicons db WordPress Plugin.

Installation:

1. Upload the folder links-favicons-db to the /wp-content/plugins/ directory.
2. Activate the plugin through the ‘Plugins’ menu in WordPress.
3. The plugin will add a new “link favicons db” section under the Options menu.
4. Modify the parameters of the template function wp_list_bookmarks and use     wp_list_bookmarks(‘show_name=1′); If you want to display the text of a link.

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NoFollow is a new trend invented to prevent all those spammers from acquiring undue advantages such as posting backlinks in blogs and discussion forums. This method is also used to stop transfer of Page Rank to external like or site. Here are 3 different plugin for WordPress to add Nofollow tags.

1. Nofollow tag for external links in posts and on pages:

This plugin can insert No Follow Tags In Posts searches for links to large websites that use the ‘nofollow’ tags for external links, and puts the same tag on your links to those sites. No Follow Tags In Posts adds ‘nofollow’ tags to websites like Digg, Reddit, Youtube and other large websites that do the same to you.

2. Nofollow Blogroll SEO:

A simple plugin that adds rel=”nofollow” attribute to non-homepage Blogroll Links. Improves SEO while still providing some link love to your favorite sites. The default setting for WordPress Blogrolls does not add the rel=”nofollow” attribute to links. If you are familiar with Search Engine Optimization, you know that linking out to other sites from every single page of your site (as a Blogroll does) can hurt your [SEO] because you lose too much link juice. It also doesn’t really help the sites you’re linking to because search engine don’t place as much value on sitewide links – all the other sites need is one good link from your site.

3. Nofollow Archives:

Adds the “nofollow” rel attribute to archive links.