gave me and you an opportunity to learn and set

the road for the feauture.

Go for it. You are always trying new things as

long as you keep the focus as you said you are

Johan

I agree we blog to create relationships.

I do not use plugins to impress the readers only...

My reason for using plugins is to make the blogging as easy and less time consuming as possible.

I believe that when something takes to much time and effort one tends to steer clear of it.

I want to spend the time on writing an article not on getting the format to look good.

This is my main reason for wanting these plugins.

I do every few days disable plugins that I do not use.

I enable when I see something new and then see if I can use it.

If not I disable it a few days later.

Thanks for all the great tips and plugins.

Jaco 

the right link and study the plugin, what it

can do and what not.

All plugins uploaded are enhancements and

may or may not work for you. Some plugins

may even be in conflict with each other.

When one plugin does not work another

will do the job better.

Plugins slows your blog and the more

you activate the slower you blog can

become.

Be careful and give me the plugin name

and the plugin link when you have a

problem.

When you have a problem with a plugin

I use that info as above to contact the

developer of the plugin. He may or may

not get back to me. Please bear this

in mind.

As a last resort: Remember why you blog.

Are you impressing people with technology or

are you trying to build relationships?

This is no excuse for issues that do not

work but keep it in mind not to slow your

blog and not to keep you side tracked from

why you blog.

Content is king!