=== WordPress Tweaks ===
Contributors: JohnLamansky
Donate link: http://wordpress.jdwebdev.com/donate/
Tags: options, settings, tweaks
Requires at least: 2.1
Tested up to: 2.3
Stable tag: 0.1.2

Adds a variety of useful options and settings.

== Description ==

WordPress Tweaks is a plugin that adds a "Tweaks" page to your WordPress options. Each individual tweak can be enabled/disabled at will using a checkbox. These tweaks include:

* Admin
	* Rename "Blogroll" admin menu item to "Links"
* Comments
	* Remove "nofollow" from comment author links
	* Remove "nofollow" from comment body links
	* Open external comment links in new windows
* Fixes
	* When using a static page to show blog posts, use "current_page_item" CSS class when that page is showing
* Posts
	* Open external post links in new windows
	* When displaying post excerpts on archive pages, display a "Read more »" link instead of "[...]"
* SEO
	* Show post excerpts (instead of full content) on archive pages
	* Add "nofollow" to "Read more" links
	* Add "nofollow" to the "Register" and "Login" links
	* Only show the tag cloud widget on the homepage (to decrease links per page count)
* Theme and Appearance
	* Remove white space from pages list

This plugin has been tested on the WordPress 2.1, 2.3, and MU 1.3 branches.

== Installation ==

1. Download and unzip the plugin.
2. Upload `tweaks.php` to the `/wp-content/plugins/` directory.
3. Activate the plugin through the 'Plugins' menu in WordPress.
4. Go to Options > Tweaks to start using.

== Frequently Asked Questions ==

= Can you add such-and-such tweak to the plugin? =

I'm open to ideas. Feel free to [contact me](http://wordpress.jdwebdev.com/contact/).

= Some of the tweaks aren't working. Any advice? =

Make sure `tweaks.php` was installed directly into the `/wp-content/plugins/` directory and not a subfolder. Also check to make sure your theme is [plugin-friendly](http://wordpress.jdwebdev.com/blog/tips/theme-plugin-hooks/).

If the problem still isn't resolved, please [let me know](http://wordpress.jdwebdev.com/contact/).

= How do I customize the tweak counter in the footer? =

1. Go to the 'Plugins' menu in WordPress.
2. Click 'Edit' next to the 'WordPress Tweaks' entry.
3. Find this line of code at the top:
   `define("JL_WPT_FOOTER_COUNT_TEXT", "<p id='tweaks'>This blog has been finetuned with %s.</p>");`
4. Edit the text as desired. Put <tt>%s</tt> wherever you want the counter to show up.
5. Click Save.

= How do I remove the tweak counter in the footer? =

1. Go to the 'Plugins' menu in WordPress.
2. Click 'Edit' next to the 'WordPress Tweaks' entry.
3. Find this line of code at the top:
   `define("JL_WPT_FOOTER_COUNT_ENABLED", 1);`
4. Change the one to a zero.
5. Click Save.