Transliteration is now available on blog comments, groups, activity streams :). if you are already using Google transliteration plugin for wordpress there is no need to install any other plugins. Just upgarade to 1.6+ version and activate the transliteration in the plugin option page.

download the latest version from wordpress plugin repository.

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Downloads

Download Latest Version 1.0 — for WordPress 2.9 and later

The download includes localization files for Persian language.

Features

• Enables visitors to easily see the blog’s best content on Google Reader
• Adds post’s likes count to each post custom value and displays it in the front-end.
• Available for all WordPress versions since 2.9

Installation

1. This plugin can be installed in 2 easy steps:
   Decompress the .zip archive and upload the files into your plugins folder (located at /wp-content/plugins/) or into a sub folder of the plugins folder.
2. Activate the plugin from your WordPress admin panel.

Screenshots

Pricing and Licensing:

Good news, this plugin is free for everyone! Since it’s released under GPL, you can use it free of charge on your personal or commercial blog. But if you enjoy this plugin, you can thank me  for the time I’ve spent writing and supporting this plugin. :)

Changelogs

0.8

0.5

* base version

Suggest a feature

you can suggest any features in order to improve this plugin by leaveing a comment on this post.

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This Plugin lets you stop a feed from immediately being published. You can also disable individual posts from appearing in feeds.

Download

Download Latest Version 0.5 — for WordPress 2.8 and later The download includes localization files for Persian language.

Features

• Define a delay time before publishing new post on feed.
• Disable individual posts from appearing in feeds.
• Available for all WordPress versions since 2.8

Installation

1. This plugin can be installed in 2 easy steps: Decompress the .zip archive and upload the files into your plugins folder (located at /wp-content/plugins/) or into a sub folder of the plugins folder.
2. Activate the plugin from your WordPress admin panel.

Screenshots

Pricing and Licensing:

Good news, this plugin is free for everyone! Since it’s released under GPL, you can use it free of charge on your personal or commercial blog. But if you enjoy this plugin, you can thank me  for the time I’ve spent writing and supporting this plugin. :)

Changelogs

0.5

* base version

Suggest a feature

you can suggest any features in order to improve this plugin by leaveing a comment on this post.

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Downloads

Download Latest Version 1.0 — for WordPress 2.7 and later The download includes localization files for Persian language.

Features

• Lets your feed subscribers read post comments directly from your post feed.
• You can customize number of comments to show on each item.
• Available for all WordPress versions since 2.7

Installation

1. This plugin can be installed in 2 easy steps: Decompress the .zip archive and upload the files into your plugins folder (located at /wp-content/plugins/) or into a sub folder of the plugins folder.
2. Activate the plugin from your WordPress admin panel.

Screenshots

Pricing and Licensing:

Good news, this plugin is free for everyone! Since it’s released under GPL, you can use it free of charge on your personal or commercial blog. But if you enjoy this plugin, you can thank me  for the time I’ve spent writing and supporting this plugin. :)

Changelogs

1.0
* Auto update the feed output and ping feedburner and other ping services.

0.9
*Add a graphical button for write comment link
* Add an option to set the button position
* Support for using your own buttons.
0.7.2
* Fixed a bug when the quick write button did not show on posts with no comments.
0.7.0.1
* Fixed a bug on e quick form template
0.7

* Add a quick form to write comments on each post.

Add a link to view more comments on each post.
0.5.0.1
* Add Polish Translation

0.5

* base version

Suggest a feature

you can suggest any features in order to improve this plugin by leaveing a comment on this post.

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Downloads

Download Latest Version 1.0 — for WordPress 2.6 and later

The download includes localization files for Persian language.

Features

• Lets you blog visitors to comment in supported languages
• Available for all WordPress versions since 2.6

Installation

1. This plugin can be installed in 2 easy steps:
   Decompress the .zip archive and upload the files into your plugins folder (located at /wp-content/plugins/) or into a sub folder of the plugins folder.
2. Activate the plugin from your WordPress admin panel.

Screenshots

Pricing and Licensing:

Good news, this plugin is free for everyone! Since it’s released under GPL, you can use it free of charge on your personal or commercial blog. But if you enjoy this plugin, you can thank me  for the time I’ve spent writing and supporting this plugin. :)

Changelogs

1.0

* Users can now select from a list of languages for transliteration in the comment form.

* now you can customize the positon of transliteration options in the comment form.

* fixed a bug where checkbox in the coment form had problems with some themes.

0.8

* Now you can enable/disable Google Transliteration by default.

* Commenters can easily toggle Google Transliteration by checking a checkbox.

0.7.0.1

* some persian language translation fixed.

0.7

* Add ability to set the correct comment field id due to different wordpress themes’ settings.

0.6.1

* Add support for Italian language

0.6

* Add support for persian language
* fixed a bug where plugin does not work when admin was log in to the blog.

0.5

* base version

Suggest a feature

you can suggest any features in order to improve this plugin by leaveing a comment on this post.

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Downloads

Download Latest Version 2.6 — for WordPress 2.7.1 and later

The download includes localization files for Persian language.

Features

• Available for all WordPress versions since 2.7.1
• No PHP skills or file changes needed
• User interface to customize plugin settings
• Ability to translate to any language
• display the browser and platform of every commneter on your blog

Installation

1. This plugin can be installed in 2 easy steps:
   Decompress the .zip archive and upload the files into your plugins folder (located at /wp-content/plugins/) or into a sub folder of the plugins folder.
2. Activate the plugin from your WordPress admin panel.

Screenshots

Pricing and Licensing:

Good news, this plugin is free for everyone! Since it’s released under GPL, you can use it free of charge on your personal or commercial blog. But if you enjoy this plugin, you can thank me  for the time I’ve spent writing and supporting this plugin. :)

Changelogs

2.6

* Add options to show browser and platform icon in dashbord comments.
* Add Support for Linux Mint operating system.
* Fixed a bug where icons did not show after the comment date properly.

2.5.1

* Add support for Opera minor versions.
* Add support for Gentoo operating system.

2.5

* Add an option to hide the icons when browser and platform are unknown
* Now you can customize the location of icons
* Add support for Snoopy PHP library
* Fix some bugs with showing traceback and pingback icons

2.3

* Add support for WordPress PingBack system
* Add support for displaying 22, 20 , 18px icon size

2.0.1

* fix windows 2000 and windows xp 64 bit icons

2.0

* Add support for displaying 22, 20 , 18px icon size
* Add different icons for Microsoft Windows Versions
* Add different icons for Internet Explorer

1.0

* Create pot file for Internationalization.
* Add support for persian language.

0.5

* base version

Suggest a feature

you can suggest any features in order to improve this plugin by leaveing a comment on this post.

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Google Translates Persian

As the Internet becomes a more important path for information between Iran and the rest of the world, Google has added support for Persian to its Google Translate service.

Google didn’t specifically tie the release of the service to the post-election protests that are currently gripping Iran but noted on a company blog that the release is “particularly important now, given ongoing events in Iran.”

Social media has proved key in helping people communicate and get around government censorship and Google noted the service could be used to translate “Persian into English and from English into Persian—whether it’s a news story, a website, a blog, an email, a tweet or a Facebook message.”

you can read more from the Official Google Blog:

Today, we added Persian (Farsi) to Google Translate. This means you can now translate any text from Persian into English and from English into Persian — whether it’s a news story, a website, a blog, an email, a tweet or a Facebook message. The service is available free at http://translate.google.com.

We feel that launching Persian is particularly important now, given ongoing events in Iran. Like YouTube and other services, Google Translate is one more tool that Persian speakers can use to communicate directly to the world, and vice versa — increasing everyone’s access to information.

As with all machine translation, it’s not perfect yet. And we’re launching this service quickly, so it may perform slowly at times. We’ll keep a close watch and if it breaks, we’ll restore service as quickly as we can.

We’ve optimized this service for translation between Persian and English. But we’re working hard to improve Persian translation for the additional 40 languages available via Google Translate. If you see something you think is incorrectly translated, we invite you to click on the “contribute a better translation” link and we’ll learn from your correction.

The web provides many new channels of communication that enable us to see events unfold in real-time around the world. We hope that Google Translate helps make all that information accessible to you — no matter what language you speak. So please visit Google Translate and try it out.

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Opera 10 Beta

A new beta of the speedy, innovative Opera web browser is available for download, bringing a visual, expandable tab bar and tab previews, server-side compression for slow connections, and many more features to your desktop.

The biggest and most noticeable change for newcomers and Opera veterans alike will be the newest tab features, an area where Opera has long been an innovator and pack leader. The default view of your tabs is a series of rounded-off, text-only stubs between your menu and address bars. Grab and expand the divider below your tabs, though, and you get a customized view of visual tab previews, with buttons to close each of them and add another tab. Whether you use that vertical space or not, hovering over a tab with your mouse pointer now brings up a quick preview of the contents (illustrated in the top-most image).

The other marquee feature in Opera 10 is its “Turbo Mode.” Users of Opera Mini and Mobile might recognize this technology, which uses Opera’s servers to compress images and graphical elements and speedily deliver them for browsers on slower connections. It won’t help much for those already on a broadband connection, and the browser will in fact warn you against using it if you try. For those stuck on flaky Wi-Fi or even dial-up connections, though, Turbo Mode could be a welcome respite from image loading eternities.

Other features worth crowing about in the 10 beta are more customization features for the Speed Dial new tab page, a re-size-able search bar, default mail configuration for webmail services like Gmail and Hotmail, inline spell checking, and what Opera claims is a 40 percent faster rendering engine that’s specifically optimized for webapp sites like Facebook and Gmail.

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