Open your /wp-content/plugins/wp-customized-login/custom-login.css file, and find this code:

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#login h1 a{background:url(logo.png) no-repeat;}

then replace with this following code:

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#login h1 a{
  background:transparent url(logo.png) no-repeat scroll 0 0;
  display:block;
  height:100px; /* adjust it with your logo's height */
  width:500px; /* adjust it with your logo's width */
  margin-left:-80px;  /* adjust it in order to make your logo centered */
}

You can see the demo result of the modification above from this login page of the following webiste: Visual Basic Indonesia.
Hopefully this is helpful for you.

Open ps_auto_sitemap.php file, and find this code:

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   foreach( $category_posts as $post ) {
     $post_list_in_category .= "\t" . '<li class="post-item post-item-' . $post['ID'] . '"><a href="' . get_permalink( $post['ID'] ) . '" title="' . attribute_escape( $post['post_title'] ) . '">' . wp_specialchars( $post['post_title'] ) . "</a></li>\n";
   }

replace with:

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   foreach( $category_posts as $post ) {
     $post_list_in_category .= "\t" . '<li class="post-item post-item-' . $post['ID'] . '"><a href="' . get_permalink( $post['ID'] ) . '" title="' . attribute_escape( wp_specialchars(qtrans_useCurrentLanguageIfNotFoundUseDefaultLanguage( ( $post['post_title'] )))) . '">' . wp_specialchars(qtrans_useCurrentLanguageIfNotFoundUseDefaultLanguage( $post['post_title'] )) . "</a></li>\n";
   }

There was one special note that important to know (for those of you who have just used this plugin for the very first time). Perhaps, you will get confused (actually, this was also happened to me) when you see this plugin’s setting from admin panel. There is a PostID of the sitemap directive there. PostID here has the meaning as Page ID that you have to created first, since this site map content would be located on that page. I suggest to the author of this plugin, IMHO it would be better if we called it as PageID instead of PostID.

Now, let us back again to the main topic. After you create a new page, then please add this tag in the page content, while you are in HTML mode:

<!-- SITEMAP CONTENT REPLACE POINT -->

and then save this page. Afterwards, go to the list of your pages in admin panel. You will see from your list of the pages, the ID number of that new page you have just added. Enter that page ID to the PostID of the sitemap, and your site map is ready to use! That’s so simple, right?

This has been tested and working good in PS Auto Sitemap version 1.1.3 and qTranslate version 2.4.3.

Today I started to use MicroKid Related Posts plugins for displaying the Related Posts at the bottom of the post. Unfortunately, I found a little bit problem after I have succeeded to implement this plugins. What was that? Well, since the post title has been saved by qTranslate plugins in one field in wp_posts table for all active languages, then each time the post title displayed, it contains of the title post belong to those all languages, and there is no space between them.

For example: I already have a post with title in English “Welcome to My World” whereas in Indonesian language this has the meaning as “Selamat datang di Dunia Saya”. For those of you who has not tried this plugins, the value for the post_title field would be like this:

<!--:en-->Welcome to My World<!--:--><!--:id-->Selamat datang di Dunia Saya<!--:-->

that is why when it displayed the result will become like this:

“Welcome to My WorldSelamat datang di Dunia Saya”

whereas between one title with another belongs to other language does not separated by space character, and I think this is something that looks like not so good.

When I search this post and then select this post title as related post for my new post, then the title of this related post will become: “Welcome to My WorldSelamat datang di Dunia Saya”. As you can see, that post_title being shown contains of the both active language; English and Indonesian. I think it would be better if it should be like this:

Welcome to My World if the selected language is English,
or:
Selamat datang di Dunia Saya is the selected language is Indonesian.

This is an interested challenge for me. So I started to search the script related to this, and trying to make it came true.

So, here was I made:

1. Open mrp-search.php file belongs to MicroKid Related Posts plugins, and find this code:

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foreach( $results as $result ) {

then replace with this:

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foreach( $results as $result ) {
  $related_post_title = wp_specialchars(qtrans_useCurrentLanguageIfNotFoundUseDefaultLanguage($result->post_title));

also, find this code:

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echo $result->post_title.'</a> <a href="'.get_permalink( $result->ID ).'"
     title="View this post" target="_blank">&rsaquo;</a></li>';

and replace with this:

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echo $related_post_title.'</a> <a href="'.get_permalink( $result->ID ).'"
     title="View this post" target="_blank">&rsaquo;</a></li>';

We have done with the mrp-search.php file.

2. The next step is that we have to edit the code in microkids-related-posts.php file.
Open the file and find this code:

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foreach( $related_posts as $related_post_id => $related_post_title ) {

replace with this:

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foreach( $related_posts as $related_post_id => $related_post_title ) {
  $related_post_title = wp_specialchars(qtrans_useCurrentLanguageIfNotFoundUseDefaultLanguage($related_post_title));

also, find this code:

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foreach( $related_posts as $related_post_id => $related_post_title  ) {

and replace with this:

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foreach( $related_posts as $related_post_id => $related_post_title  ) {
  $related_post_title = wp_specialchars(qtrans_useCurrentLanguageIfNotFoundUseDefaultLanguage($related_post_title));

then, find also this code:

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foreach( $related_posts as $related_post_id => $related_post_title  ) {

and replace with this code:

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foreach( $related_posts as $related_post_id => $related_post_title  ) {
  $related_post_title = wp_specialchars(qtrans_useCurrentLanguageIfNotFoundUseDefaultLanguage($related_post_title));

That’s all. Now the title post in Related Posts section will look better than before. You can see the result in the bottom of this post at the Related Posts section, when you display a post with full-mode.

This has been tested and working good in MicroKid Related Posts version 2.3 and qTranslate version 2.4.3.