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Are you running more than one blog from your copy of MT? Would you like to have a list of the latest entries in the order they've been updated? The solutions in the past have required you to add a new template to each blog and then use PHP to order them [Brenna's PHP ordered […]

If you use the amazing MTSearch add-on, then here is an awesome companion tool. Graham has put together a way for you to make a text file (or web page) of the search terms visitors to your site use in the MTSearch tool. Click here to read the hack. I actually have had difficulty getting […]

I really like the look and function of rollovers, but sometimes I don't want to use javascript and I don't want to deal with images. So when I found css/edge's all css popups a while back, I really looked forward to finding a use for them. No javascript, just pure CSS. After a question in […]

Promoguy's got a nice MT hack that sends you more specific info in the subject line of your comment notifications. And another one that gives you that info for trackback notifications. Neato!! (ie. Instead of getting emails with subject lines that say "[PromoGuy dot Net] New TrackBack Ping", you'll get: "New TrackBack on [My Mouth […]

This is a really useful one (to me), and so I am posting it in multiple places! Comment notification hack Here's what Adam says… So I opened up the MT source code and fixed it. Now when I add a comment, I don?t get the email. Thanks to Mariann for pointing out this one to […]

After Mena persuaded him to do it, Ben has written a MT plug-in to display your Netflix Queue. (originally found at Jish's site)

I've always loved the appearance of the calendars to see where I'm at in my blogging history. Before this time, I've always hand coded out tables to point to my archives, or added on to previous tables that I had from Blogger/Greymatter. But now that all of my archives are in Movable Type, I finally […]

For MT users, you can download a Related Entries Plugin which will allow you display related entries on your individual archive page.

A few months back, I posted my techniques for creating Author Archives. Now with the advent of MT2.2 and the MySQL backend, this can be automatic instead of having to be edited when an author is added. Part 1: Author List Part 2: Author Archives The files described below don't need to be created inside […]

There is only one thing that I've always wished for with the MT-Search – that's the ability to find out what people are using the search to look up. Thanks to leuschke.org, you can now create a log to find out what people are searching for! Awesome!