It’d be fun to start a 10 Ideas blog, based on James Altucher’s idea of generating ten ideas a day, which is something I have mentioned in a previous post. Sometime during the dead-ish week between Christmas and New Years, I decided it’d be fun to take a stab at this for a month. Thus, I give you the first entry in the series, which will run for the month of January.
- Word Count. Sort your posts lists by word count.
- Post Lifetime. Set an expiration date for posts, either just reverts to draft mode, or gets shoved to the trash, based on post-level settings.
- Interstitials. System for popups on a page-by-page basis, each page can pop-up based on time-on-page, % of page read, or exit intent.
- Tabindex Control. For WCAG 2.0 compliance.
- Plugin Notes. A notes field for all plugins so that I can keep track of why each one of them is installed in my system.
- Better handling of multipart posts.
- RealWorld.1 Would allow you to set up dev/staging/production environments. (This would be a cold biiiiiiitch to write.)
- Reality Footnote, which automatically adds a pop-up explaining the logical assumptions made each time a post mentions that WordPress powers 26%2 of the Internet.
- Smart Drupal Import. Allows you to import a Drupal database and will help you make sense of that sort of shitshow. In the past, this has been a custom scripting issue that has made development teams want to punch me.
- Import from Livejournal. Would automatically import all your dumb posts from the Livejournal era, and their comments, and instantly fill up your database with a lot of thing you regret, including bad emo poetry and pictures from when you still had hair and didn’t wish you could afford laser tattoo removal.