Ryan

Create plain text files through WordPress using a custom post type.
This came about because I needed a way to edit a JavaScript file on a blog that’s 
part of a multi site network setup, and I didn’t want to do a child theme for 
just that one blog and keep up with updating the JS through FTP. This way I can 
edit it directly inside of WordPress as I need to without firing up Notepad++ or 
FileZilla.
If you select either CSS or JavaScript as the file type you’ll have the option 
for the plugin to automatically link to the file within your page header, assuming 
your theme supports the wp_head callback. The links are created using either 
 wp_register_script / <code>wp_enqueue_script</code> or <code>wp_enqueue_style</code> / <code>wp_enqueue_style</code>.
And a thank you goes out to Ted Devito for his 
<a href="http://teddevito.com/demos/textarea.html" rel="nofollow ugc">Tabby jQuery plugin</a> that allows 
the capture of tabs inside the edit text area.

Plain Text Custom Post Type

Adds a custom post type for plain text files that can be used for JavaScript or CSS.

A new widget that shows a calendar based on existing post types.
<ul>
<li>Select any available post type to show</li>
<li>Filter by any custom taxonomy term tied to the selected post type</li>
<li>List a maximum of 10 items below calendar</li>
<li>Set a prefix for every listed item</li>
<li>Filters and hooks</li>
</ul>

WordPress Calendar For Custom Post Types

Because the builtin calendar doesn't have such an option.

Plain Text Custom Post Type vs WordPress Calendar For Custom Post Types