All three plug-ins seems to be easy to use, for installation being required to copy the plug-in folder to wp-content/plugins folder and to activate them via the admin interface.

But I had to have only one choice, so this is … WP-Syntax. It is based on a distinct project GeSHi, Generic Syntax Highlighter, freely available under GPL license and supports syntax highlighting for a wide variety of popular languages. GeSHi is included in numerous blogs, wikis and content management systems like Dokuwiki, phpbb, Mambo or WikkaWiki.

And now, let’s see and example, Hello World written in C programming language.

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#include <stdio.h>
#include <stdlib.h>
 
int main(void) {
    printf("Hello world!\n");
    return EXIT_SUCCESS;
}

This is achieved by including the source code under <pre lang=”C” line=”1″> and </pre> mark-up tags.

The results for my home aDSL line are:

The Google Analytics for WordPress plug-in automatically tracks and segments all outbound links from within posts, comment author links, links within comments, blogroll links and downloads.

Source of download and more info: http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/google-analytics-for-wordpress/.

To my surprise, Dreamhost updated their Goodies – One-Click-Install just in hours to facilitate the mentioned security upgrade of WordPress.

The upgrade procedure was easy to follow, and kept intact my WPG2 plug-in, as well the custom Mimbo based theme.

No database update was required.

No downtime to bojica.com website. Good job!