mdawaffe has posted some screenshots of the post revisions feature of WordPress 2.6. Very cool!
How to Uninstall a WordPress Plugin
WordPress makes plugin deactivation simple enough — just go to the “Plugins” section, find the plugin, and then click “Deactivate.” But what if you want to get rid of a plugin for good? Here’s how:
What to Do If Plugin Deactivation Breaks Your Blog
Say you just disabled a plugin, and now your WordPress blog’s front-end says “Fatal error: Call to undefined function.” Part of your site may even be missing.
The problem is that your theme is calling on the plugin you deactivated. However, since that plugin is gone, the site displays an error and then stops rendering the rest of the page.
Here’s what to do:
Google Gears Support in WordPress 2.6
As reported in my updated WordPress 2.6 features list, support for Google Gears in the administrative back-end has been added to the WordPress Trunk (i.e. the current development version).
According to the development ticket for the Google Gears patch:
WordPress 2.6 Demo: Try It Out
Although WordPress 2.6 is still in the early alpha stages (as of this writing), you can still check out the unofficial WordPress 2.6 Demo Site and give some of the new features a whirl.
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