In one of my last posts, I published a list of the top free WordPress plugins we use that are compatible with most WordPress themes.
At Bourn Creative, we now almost exclusively develop all of our custom WordPress projects on top of the Genesis Framework by StudioPress, and there a few Genesis-exclusive WordPress plugins we use when creating our custom themes.
Combine the plugins from both lists that you need, along with a Genesis based theme, and you can create a very powerful WordPress site for your business.
StudioPress also has several more Genesis exclusive plugins listed on their site under the resources tab. There are even a quite a few more Genesis-specific plugins listed in the WordPress plugin repository … I just haven’t had the chance or the need to try them out.
Remember: Only use the plugins you need and deactivate and uninstall any you are not using. Always make sure you backup your site before installing new plugins.
What do you think? Did I miss one? Do you have any other plug-ins that you’d add to this list? Let me know … I’m always looking for new resources!
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Thanks for the suggestions Brian… Simpson and I will have to check these out.
Have you found any Event Calendar and Registration widgets/plug-ins you prefer? We’ve tested a couple Event/Calendars and think we’ve settled on All-in-One Event Calendar.
I’ve got a client struggling with an Event Registration page tho, so we’re looking for options for her. (She didn’t get her site from me, but I’ve been ‘coming to the rescue’ so to speak.) ;)
Happy New Year to you all! Hope to chat soon!
I would take a look at the paid version of Event Espresso (eventespresso.com). I haven’t actually used this one myself since the need hasn’t come up yet, but from what I have heard and read about it, it would probably be the one I would use.