Orin

<p>This plugin is a simple one, but good at what it does. It changes three elements of protected posts to make them more friendly to visitors.</p>
<h3>Prefixes:</h3>
<ul>
<li>customize prefix for password-protected posts from default “Protected: “</li>
<li>customize prefix for private posts from “Private: “</li>
</ul>
<h3>Custom Previews:</h3>
<ul>
<li>ability to use the post’s excerpt (if one is saved) when no password is given</li>
<li>ability to show custom text for all password-protected posts</li>
<li>if no saved excerpt, show the default OR use custom site-wide text</li>
</ul>
<h3>Password Form:</h3>
<ul>
<li>change text before the password input box</li>
<li>change text of submit button</li>
<li>add custom CSS; set class or ID for theme integration</li>
</ul>
<h4>Change Log</h4>
<p>0.6 – corrected for WordPress 2.7, which handles protected and private posts differently.<br />
0.5 – initial public release</p>


Protected Post Personalizer

This plugin is a simple one, but good at what it does. It changes three elements of protected posts to make them more friendly to visitors.

Patricia

<p>This plugin applies an uppercase formatting on all page titles and post titles after activation. After deactivation all is formatted in the original form.<br />
It is discussed if uppercase titles are helping with SEO. For a blog or website with a lot of posts it is much easier to activate a plugin instead of changing everything manually.</p>


Uppercase Titles

This plugin applies an uppercase formatting on all page titles and post titles after activation.

Protected Post Personalizer vs Uppercase Titles