Well, I’ve finally updated the WordPress bundle from the previous release. In this bundle I’ve included some fairly neat snippets. Almost all of them are wrapped in the brackets. Below is a screenshot of what snippets the bundle contains.
Why are these snippets helpful?
Textmate sni…
Obviously, if you’re not going to post mp3s to your site very often, the easy solution is to paste the embed code into your individual post or page using HTML mode, but you might have a need to embed an mp3 on a regular basis. This tutorial will show how to use the embeddable player mentioned in my in…
Tim and I finished a plugin today. It is the first plugin that we are officially releasing to the public. The plugin title is “Category Expander”. You can see it in action on the sidebar. Through the settings menu in the WordPress dashboard, you can choose which categories you’d l…
A few weeks ago I wanted to add an mp3 to my daughter’s baby book blog (built on WordPress). At first I thought to install a plugin, but it seemed a bit much for my needs. After trying a few things, I eventually settled on a nice theme-integrated method that uses a google flash-based mp3 player. I…
Did you know you can register multiple Widget locations in WordPress (self hosted blogs of course)? Well, you can. All you have to do is go to your functions.php file (default usage in /wp-content/themes/default/functions.php), where you’ll see something that looks like this:
register_…
By default, if a post is set to visibility: Private, or Password Protected, the word “Private:” or “Protected:” is prepended to the title. With a simple google search I found a code snippet that worked in replacing those words with nothing, or if I so choose, anything I li…
I am a HUGE WordPress fan. Considering I work with it every day, I understand a good deal more than most people about what it can do. I have built websites that don’t appear to be WordPress sites at all, I call this “WordPress Invisibility”. Doing this is fairly easy actually. Well,…