document.write('<input type="button" id="ed_spell" class="ed_button" onclick="edSpell(edCanvas);" title="Dictionary lookup" value="lookup" />');
document.write('<input type="button" id="ed_close" class="ed_button" onclick="edCloseAllTags();" title="Close all open tags" value="Close Tags" />');

Now:

document.write('<input type="button" id="ed_spell" class="ed_button" onclick="edSpell(edCanvas);" title="' + quicktagsL10n.dictionaryLookup + '" value="' + quicktagsL10n.lookup + '" />');
document.write('<input type="button" id="ed_close" class="ed_button" onclick="edCloseAllTags();" title="' + quicktagsL10n.closeAllOpenTags + '" value="' + quicktagsL10n.closeTags + '" />');

The quicktagsL10n array is now holding the old values(Internationalization purpose), but somehow the plugin fails to understand it so one DIV is kept open all the time which cause the break in the theme!

So what I did is just telling the edToolbar() function(that contain the DIV) what does this object(quicktagsL10n) represent!
Note: I was going to ask Owen Winkler the writer of this great plugin to update his plugin but I couldn’t find a way to contact him and I believe he’s now busy with the new open source project.
Download: Comment Quicktag Plugin

And until alex upgrade his plugin (again!), please edit this file wp-table/js/wptable-button.php and on line 12, change it to:
$wpconfig = realpath("../../../../wp-config.php");
Now your “wp-Table Browser” Button will work fine and no more “Could not found wp-config.php. Error in path :” will appear.(at least not for the wrong reason!)

This plugin doesn’t need any description as it has its own panel, you specify the size of the table, create it and then fill it with your data. The table will assigned an id so you can implement it to your posts by entering this small tag [TABLE=ID]. And that`s it!
You can even style your table within the main panel or through the included CSS file!

Is This Bad?

Well, having a lot of pages with the same page title isn’t a good thing, and it`ll obviously affect your tag pages position in SERPs.

Hopefully, Michael Woehrer has a lot of useful functions within his plugin that can be used to change the title of the Tag page.

For this, we`ll use two functions:STP_GetCurrentTagSet() and STP_IsTagView().
More about these functions can be found here. Just as follows:

The template tag <?php STP_CurrentTagSet(); ?> outputs the tags used in a tag search, that means it displays the current tags when a visitor is browsing tags.

The template tag STP_IsTagView() can be used to determine if the current view will be returning tag search results. It returns TRUE if a tag search was requested (that means that a visitor is browsing tags), FALSE otherwise.

Here`re what you need to do.

First, edit your header.php file and replace the <title> tag as the following:
<title><?php if(function_exists('STP_IsTagView') && STP_IsTagView()) { STP_CurrentTagSet();} else { bloginfo('name'); wp_title();} ?></title>
This way, if the plugin is activated and your are in the Tag page, your page title will show the tag as title. You can have a lot of forms of this code, such as:
<title><?php if(function_exists('STP_IsTagView') && STP_IsTagView()) { STP_CurrentTagSet(); echo ' - '; bloginfo('name');} else { bloginfo('name'); wp_title();} ?></title>
Or replacing STP_CurrentTagSet(); echo ‘ – ‘; bloginfo(‘name’); with echo ‘Search Results for ‘; STP_CurrentTagSet();.

Or if you have a long blog name, just like mine, as I`m using “Blogging Encyclopedia – Enblogopedia“. And I`m also using the SEO Title Tag plugin. My code looks like:
<title><?php if(function_exists('STP_IsTagView') && STP_IsTagView()) { STP_CurrentTagSet(); echo ' - Enblogopedia';} else { if (function_exists('seo_title_tag')) { seo_title_tag(); } else { bloginfo('name'); wp_title();}} ?></title>
So it`s really depend on your current Title tag, the easiest way is just to put the current title tag inside the else {} statement. This way, whenever you are not in a tag page it`ll show up your default(current) title tag.
For more questions, feel free to drop a comment anytime

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Anyway, for this reason I asked for the rewrite rule that I should use for this propuse, in the ConnectedInernet Forum and Ajay offered me a nice Plugin called ” Permalinks Migration“.

It`s really a great plugin, that makes it easy to change your permalink without messing with your .htaccess file.

But since the real reason of writing this article is to review this plugin. And when I saw JohnTP`s post about it. I must say that it has some disadvantages!!!

The plugin it self works great, but it messes with my Old Feed Links!
What I mean, my old feed links was, obviously,
/2006/01/12/what-ever/feed/
and the new structure will make them looks like
/what-ever/feed/
But this didn’t happen, unfortunatly! and I started to get a lot of 404 errors!
So I asked for a solution in the WP support forums, and the guys treat me very well!
By adding this rewrite rule to my .htaccess file:
RewriteRule ^[0-9]{4}/[0-9]{2}/[0-9]{2}/([^/]+/feed/?.*) $1 [R=301,L]
and everything is ok now.

So should you use this plugin?!
Well I don’t know, first try to ask for a rewrite rule in WP support forum or in ConnectedInternet forum and then after the plugin is fully completed, you can use it!