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Please read our guidelines

In an effort to answer all tickets within 24 hours, WDT media has created a new customer support policy, designed to make it easier for our support champs to answer your questions faster and better. Please note this new policy goes into effect October 25, 2011...

  1. Only 1 question or topic per support ticket. If you have issues that are related to each other, please do include them in your initial support ticket. But if you have different questions or topics, you will need to open a support ticket for each topic or question. (Please note, tickets are answered in the order received, so opening multiple tickets for the same questions will only delay your response time.)
  2. No custom work provided. We had to stop offering anything that is beyond explaining how to use the product. Any custom work request will be politely declined and/or referred to third-party developers you might want to work with.
  3. Our support team endeavors to reply to all tickets within 24 hours, except on weekends and holidays. If you haven't received an initial answer within 24 hours, please open your initial ticket and ask what's going on. Our system will automatically elevate the status of your ticket.
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What is a plugin?

Last Updated: Nov 29, 2011 09:13AM EST


A plug-in (or plugin) is a component, or set of software components that gives specific abilities to a specific software application. Most of the time, a plug-in what lets an application be customizable - or it changes (usually improves) the functionality of the  application.

When you're online for example, plug-ins are what let you watch videos, scan your computer for viruses, and display different types of files.

Well-known plug-ins examples include Adobe Flash Player, QuickTime, and Microsoft Silverlight.

When it comes to Wordpress, plugins work the same way. Plugins let you add video to your site, create sitemaps, add forms, add photos, and much, much more.

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