jonkemp

Adds the noindex meta tag to your WordPress Login page.
If your WordPress blog has a public login page, you probably don’t want it to be indexed by search engines. Noindex Login adds the robots “noindex” meta tag to your login page to keep search engines from indexing it. It also works on your registration and lost password pages.

Noindex Login

Adds the noindex meta tag to your WordPress Login page. If your WordPress blog has a public login page, you probably don't want it to be indexed …

Ivan Kristianto

Easily add JQuery Countdown easily to your page/post with one shortcode only
Example: 
 [wpc_countdown] Will show next 7 days countdown 
 [wpc_countdown targetdate=”2012-05-17″] format target date “Year-Month-Day” 
 [wpc_countdown targetdate=”2012-05-17-23-59-59″] format target date “Year-Month-Day-Hour-Minute-Second” 
 [wpc_countdown targetdate=”2012-05-17″ before=”
” after=”
“] => if you want to use wrapper.
See my article <a href="http://goo.gl/kvfwD" rel="nofollow ugc">WordPress Countdown Plugin</a> for details.
Other interesting stuff:
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<li>Check out the my other WordPress plugins or web development <a href="http://goo.gl/OHQNc" rel="nofollow ugc">My Portfolio</a></li>
<li>Want to optimize your WordPress blog? Check out the <a href="http://goo.gl/QedtH" rel="nofollow ugc">WordPress Optimization Article</a> Guide!</li>
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WordPress Countdown

Add JQuery Countdown easily to your page/post with one shortcode only

Noindex Login vs WordPress Countdown