Add a second block of HTML content to WordPress pages and / or posts. A perfect solution for layouts with two distinct content areas or "blocks", such as a sidebar or two column view. When editing content, a second WordPress WYSIWYG content editor will appear beneath the standard page editing block.

You can choose to add the feature to pages, posts, or both. When using with pages, you can optionally inherit secondary HTML content from the page's ancestory (parents, grandparents, etc). Perfect for section-wide sidebars.

The content in this second block can be used by adding the new widget ("Secondary HTML") to your sidebar, or calling in the content in your template.

In WordPress each Role is allowed to perform a set of tasks called Capabilities. This Plugin allows you to define and manage multiple subscriber profiles – called Roles and their Capabilities. Also you can create new Roles and Capabilities. If you use this Plugin to manage your Wordpress, Users can belong to only one role and can have individual capabilities assigned to them outside of the context of a role.

LinkWithin is a blog widget that appears under each post, linking to related stories from your blog archive.

Flashblock is an extension for the Mozilla, Firefox, and Netscape browsers that takes a pessimistic approach to dealing with Macromedia Flash content on a webpage and blocks ALL Flash content from loading. It then leaves placeholders on the webpage that allow you to click to download and then view the Flash content.

Socialite allows your Wordpress posts to publish to Twitter, Facebook, and MySpace. Each social networking site can be enabled or disabled for publishing, and each is configured separately with their own options. Support for Short URL services such as zz.gd and Tinyurl.com is also supported. Socialite requires PHP 5.0.0 or greater.

iBox is a lightweight script that lets you overlay images and documents in a small dialog without a page reload. It's built to be easy to install and use, while offering great flexibility. Lightweight. Fast. Flexible.

This plugin has just about everything you'd need for working with feeds in WordPress, and has a TON of features including: A configuration pane under the Options tab in the WordPress software, “Multifeeds” support, MUCH better control over the plugin's output. Supports a simple templating system that allows simple, easy-to-use tags for nearly every piece of data that SimplePie can output, Support for multiple templates, Global configuration of default values for several configuration options, Ability to override the defaults for any given feed – including giving a feed it's own output template, Ability to post-process feed data (e.g. stripping out all content except for images), No need to manually set up cache folders, Support for internationalized domain names, Support for short descriptions is configurable.

The new Sticky Posts feature that will allow you to take any story, or stories, you’ve published and place them at the top of your homepage without editing the timestamp

In this tutorial, I’ll show you how to create a “Magazine Style” horizontal drop-down menu, for your categories or even your pages.

Simple code and CSS to build the common navigational scheme with parent pages on top and child pages (if they exist) on bottom

Do you want to create a moderated membership directory that showcases your member’s information? Do you want it to be flexible, be very little work after initial setup, and use a world-class open source platform that you are already familiar with? Your first thought might not be to use Wordpress for such a project, but since it already has an extremely easy way to accept, moderate and update registrations, it’s a perfect candidate. In this tutorial I will show you how I built a successful membership directory using nothing more than a standard Wordpress 2.3+ install and 2 very powerful plugins.

The WordPress e-Commerce plugin is a state-of-the-art e-Commerce platform with a focus on aesthetics, web standards and usability. It is both free and priceless at the same time.

Another WordPress Job board hack

RecruitPress is a free application to create a job board built on the powerful WordPress blogging software. RecruitPress is not a plugin for WordPress. It is a group of widely available WordPress plugins and some WordPress core file modifications that you install on top of a fresh installation of WordPress. It does not embed a job board on your current blog. With this web application, Employers can log in and post a new job and Jobseekers can browse the jobs and email their resume directly to the Employer for that job.

WordPress can also be used as a CMS to power websites other than blogs. Membership Directory, Business Directory, Ffffound Clone, Job Board, Techmeme News Clone, Email Newsletter, Forums, Contact Manager, Wiki, Review Site, E-Commerce, Pressmark (Delicious clone)