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Tagline Randomizer for WordPress
by Jason Clarke Aug 5th 2007
Oh, the burden of a great imagination. So you're setting up a new WordPress blog, or considering revamping your current one. First you come up with a killer title for it, then there's that subtitle / tagline field staring at you. Instantly you think of about 20 fantastic taglines, and can't possibly decide which one is best. No problem. Just install the Tagline Randomizer. Once installed, you are treated with an additional page on your blog's options page in the admin panel, where you can enter as many taglines as you like, each on their own line.
It's dead simple, and does exactly as it says. The only thing to beware of is that right after you install it, you might notice that the tagline on your site completely disappears. It's mildly disconcerting, but apparently totally normal behavior. If you navigate away from your site and come back in a few minutes (assuming you've configured some taglines) they will begin showing up. We were sceptical at first, but that's exactly how it happened for us.
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