WordPress 3.0 Resources from Mashable.com
WordPress 3.0: The 5 Most Important New Features by Brian Casel
Top 10 Ways to Tweak Your WordPress Theme by Brian Casel
- Specifically: #9. Add Something (Anything) to the End of Every Blog Post
WordPress 3.0: The 5 Most Important New Features by Brian Casel
Top 10 Ways to Tweak Your WordPress Theme by Brian Casel
Graphic designer since before the Internet. Started with newspaper paste-up; then art director for advertising agency in Reno, NV; and now freelancer designing marketing materials, print-on-demand t-shirt art, websites, and social media graphics.
Found some kick-ass info on Recurring Billing from Chris Lema: 10 factors for evaluating WordPress recurring billing solutions – Chris Lema Comparing WordPress Membership Plugins – Chris Lema Building a Job Board Website with WordPress – Chris Lema
Opera Mobile Emulator Do your mobile development straight from your desktop, and pair it with Opera Dragonfly for advanced debugging. Opera Mini Simulator The Opera Mini Simulator is a demo of Opera’s feature phone browser. It can be accessed from any Java-enabled Web browser, or downloaded and run independently.
Problem: Can’t embed NextGEN Gallery short code (eg: [ nggallery id=1 ]) into WP e-Commerce’s product description field. Partial solution (for version 3.7.7 only): File location: wp-content/plugins/wp-e-commerce/wpsc-includes/wpsc_query.php Line 278 Replace the return statement: return wpautop(wptexturize( wp_kses(stripslashes($wpsc_query->product[‘description’]), $description_allowed_tags ))); WITH: $description2 = wpautop(wptexturize( wp_kses(stripslashes($wpsc_query->product[‘description’]), $description_allowed_tags ))); $description2 = apply_filters(‘the_content’, $description2); $description2 = str_replace(‘]]>’, ‘]]>’, $description2); return…
Using the free Kadence WordPress Theme and the premium Kadence Theme Pro Addon plugin. These are resources that I’ve found useful: How to show a widget area using a Hooked Element in Kadence – Webnolo Category Archive Template in Kadence Child Theme – Webnolo
Displaying Code on a WordPress Site by Chris Coyier of Digging Into WordPress
Remove the word “Protected:” from title text of password-protected pages. Big thanks to t31os on the WordPress forums. Check out t31os’s site for more WordPress tips. The following filter function code is placed in the functions.php file, this way it doesn’t accidentally get replaced when WordPress is upgraded. <?php function the_title_trim($title) { $pattern[0] = ‘/Protected:/’;…