• It sorts keywords based on if you rechecked your hitlog table or not.
• It lists only the keywords that haven't been rechecked, with an option to see the entire table.
• I removed the extra column I had for 'not rechecked' because seeing the keyword tells you it hasn't been rechecked.
• I added the extra column back in when you view the full table because otherwise there would be no way to tell rechecked from unrechecked.
• If you view the entire table the recheck link shows up on every keyword (like it does normally).
• Added a new method for recheck instead of just doing 'ban' again.
• Added a 'recheck all' option under the un-rechecked keyword table that will check through keywords until it finds a hit or comment that matches.

This hack requires editing core files and running one SQL query.

CountDown tells you years, months, days, hours, minutes, seconds between the date you set in the widget parameters and now. If you leave the "time" setting at 00:00:00 it counts in years and months and days. It counts up from a past date, or down to a future date. You get to pick the title for the widget, the text for before the count, and the text for after the count. Who could ask for anything more?

What is a renderer plugin? A renderer plugin is a plugin with the goal to search for content within a post, and replace it with something else. What are some example uses of renderer plugins?

Using this plugin, you can display LaTeX in your posts through mimetex.cgi. LaTeX is a document markup language used by scientists and mathematicians.

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