Replace WordPress default dashboard with custom feeds
April 12, 2007 – 8:33 pm | byI never really look at the main page of my WordPress admin section. It is full of all sorts of stuff that I didn’t ask to see, so I just ignore it. But why not put information there that you are interested in, or that helps you with your blogging?
Previously I posted about the WordPress Dashboard Editor: a plugin that allows you to add whatever you want to the Dashboard through PHP and HTML. KQF is another plugin that allows you replace the dashboard with custom feeds that you specify. You can also customize the look and behavior of feeds, and has a polling feature that will check for feed freshness at predetermined intervals.
I have just one question: why is this plugin called KQF?
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4 Responses to “Replace WordPress default dashboard with custom feeds”
By John on Apr 13, 2007 | Reply
KQF = Khanh’s Quick Feeds
…and I am Khanh aka John.
By Miriam on Apr 13, 2007 | Reply
Hi John/Khanh,
That is definitely something that I would never have figured out – thanks for giving us the answer to that mystery! Now on to who really shot JFK…
By John on Apr 13, 2007 | Reply
It was the lone gunman on the grassy knoll…
By Miriam on Apr 13, 2007 | Reply
Oh right, of course. Silly me.