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If Older Than - WordPress Plugin

April 3rd, 2008 by Nick Ramsay

It’s been a while since I made a WordPress plugin, but today I had the urge to put some ads on my blog, in places where my regular readers won’t see them. I could have used a plugin such as the Shylock Adsense Plugin, but it has far more options than I need. Instead, I made a little script to do this:

If Older Than Wordpress Plugin Example

My plugins are WordPress Old Skool

NO fancy customization options in the admin panel, NO widgets, NO user support! My plugins need you to open your theme editor and paste some PHP into your template. If you can do that, you are old skool, too! :-P

Download from my WordPress Plugins page

Visit my new WordPress Plugins page to see what I’ve made (most are taken from my old website, Nice4Rice.com).

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Comment by Mike Subscribed to comments via email
2008-04-04 03:32:39

It’s like fancy without being that fancy! Old Skool Rulzzzzzz!!!

 
Comment by Neil Duckett
2008-04-04 10:39:09

Nice work Nick, will have a look and see what i can do with it. I use Shylock now to insert ads in old posts for the search engine traffic and agree, there are many many options, far too many for me.

Comment by Nick Ramsay
2008-04-04 10:58:44

If you can find some use for it, then I’m glad to have helped!

 
 
2008-05-08 05:42:16

[...] to retract from the user experience of your primary readers, then you may want to check out the If Older Than Wordpress plug-in. It functions in a similar way as the Shylock AdSense plug-in, except it is a [...]

 
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