New in Version 1.2.1:

• Added ability to delete CSS from the style library

New WordPress plugin: WP Post Styling. The plugin serves only one purpose: to create a place to add custom styles which will only apply to the current page or post in your WordPress blog.

Although not widely used on the internet, it’s a valuable magazine design technique to give each article a unique look and feel. A look and feel which shows the face of that article in a light which best represents the subject, topic, or style.

This plugin is intended to make that kind of post-by-post styling simpler.

It’s not that you can’t readily do this in WordPress — either by using a theme which applies style hooks for unique articles, by utilizing WordPress conditional functions to check whether a given page is active, or by whatever other means you might imagine — but this makes it much simpler, since you can simply enter the desired styles into a textarea directly in the post.

Comments and requests should be made at the WP Post Styling home page.

2.0.0

• Fixed bug introduced in WordPress 2.9 where logged in users could only edit their own profiles and associated issues.
• Fixed bug which caused #url# to repeatedly be added to the end of tweet texts on reactivation or upgrade.
• Fixed bug which generated shortener API error messages when no URL shortener was used.
• Fixed bug which prevented display of URL on edit screen if no URL shortener was used.
• Added Spanish translation courtesy of David Gil Pérez
• Made so many language changes that aforementioned translation is now terribly out of date, as are all others…
• Added ability to restrict posting to certain categories.
• Added option to dynamically generate Google Analytics campaign identifier by category, post title, author, or post id.
• Added option to configure plugin to use other services using the Twitter-compatible API.
• Added support for YOURLS installations as your URL shortener. (Either local or remote.)
• Redesigned administrative interface.
• Removed use of Snoopy and alternate HTTP request methods.
• Discontinued support for WordPress versions below version 2.7.
• Major revisions to support checks.
• Version jumped to 2.0.0