
WordPress 2.1 has been released.
I've just updated my blog from 2.0.7 to 2.1. There are some good new features. I am using following plugins
Akismet - To check comments against the Akismet web service
Brian's Latest Comments - To display an overview of the recently active articles and the last people to comment on them.
Dagon Design Sitemap Generator - To generate a customizable sitemap containing all posts and pages.
Google Sitemaps - To create a Google compliant sitemap of my WordPress blog.
Related Posts - Display a list of the related entries based on active/passive keyword matches.
ShiftThis SMTP Swift Emailer - Use service providers SMTP
Subscribe To Comments - Allows readers to receive notifications of new comments that are posted to an entry via email.
wp-cache - WP blog Caching
WP-Print - Display print page
WP-RelativeDate - Displays relative date
rd (redirect page based upon title) and myCat (display ICON for post when needed) - My dirty plugins :)
If you noticed any difficulties or problems please write me at vivek NOSPAN AT nixCraft DOT com
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Update # 1:
There appears to be a small bug in new code. New version is inserting an opening P tag in image DIVs, but it's not closing them. I never used P tags in all images blocks. As a result FF 2.x is not showing many images. I hope this will get fix soon.
Update # 2:
I've downgraded from 2.1 to 2.0.7 again due to problems. Hope wordpress team will fix problem in next release.
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