I have recently published the Mathematica Toolbox, a WordPress plugin for website owners who sometimes write about Mathematica. I hope that someone here will find it useful. For details please see the WordPress plugin page. Here is a quick rundown: Syntax highlighting for the Wolfram Language. Automated embedding of CDFs. Automated replacement of glyphs such \[Alpha] that appear in code copied from Mathematica. Various utility shortcodes: generate links to the documentation, reference users on Mathematica.Stackexchange.com, and more.

I am looking for a Mathematica plugin for WordPress and came across your post. Is the plugin still supported? My WordPress site is run through my university via a web interface. Other plugins are installed simply by selecting and activating them on that interface. How would I go about installing yours? Thanks

I still have to dig through it but I already see it to be very valuable and useful, thanks for coming here and sharing the news. Did you choose WordPress because you consider it the most flexible platform? Could you by any chance share some links to sites that use it so we can see live examples? In any case - big thanks again.

WordPress plugin with Mathematica-related functionality