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Revisions WordPress plugin update 1.8
Filed Under: Tags: plugin, revisions, versioning, WordPress
I’ve just released an update to my Revisions plugin released just a few short weeks ago, Revisions. The update to the plugins are in areas both architectural and UI based. continue...
SimplyExclude Plugin for WordPress
Filed Under: Tags: category, exclude, include, page, plugin, WordPress
Have you ever been working on a client WordPress project, or maybe your own blog and needed to exclude a Post category from the Front page? Or needed to exclude a Page from being included in a Search? Keep reading. continue...
Versioning your Blog content
Filed Under: Tags: plugin, revisions, versioning, WordPress
Have you ever made an edit to some Post, saved the results then sometime later wished you had an undo option? Or worse have you setup a site for a client and they ‘accidentally’ wack one of the Pages? Then they call you to ‘fix it’. Well I have some good news for you… continue...
Check WordPress Core Files for Hacks
Over the last 2 years I’ve worked on literally dozens of client WordPress projects. Many of these projects have been the simple cut the theme and go. Wham-Bam Thank You, Pay me, projects. The rest have been like normal projects. Tons of code written, different developers between phases of the site, custom plugins, themes from hell with very dynamic functionality. I hate to admit but in my early days exposed to WordPress, I found it easier to make mode direct to the core files before writing a plugin to extend the core functionality. This of course creates a problem because I don’t always remember what changes I’ve. continue...
WYSIWYG Button Manager for WordPress
Have you ever managed a large list of content authors on a WordPress site? Ever want to allow certain authors to use more advanced WYSIWYG editor functionality? Keep reading. continue...
On vacation for the last week of the year
Filed Under: Tags: development, Mindshare, plugin, WordPress
Lucky me. Mindshare closes the office doors for the last week of the year. This on top of getting two weeks vacation to take during the year. What a fantastic company to work for. So this week I’m off and getting bored. Sondra’s family came to town and celebrated Christmas. It was short and sweet. They have all left now and Sondra has gone back to work. So for th emost part I’m on my own during the day. Her mom is also home. so I try and spend my time doing things. At the moment I’m sitting at Mozart’s Coffer house on Lake Austin Blvd. http://www.mozartscoffee.com/. I took a turn walking around Town Lake trying to drop some weight for the new year and before we go on our cruise in Jan. 2007. continue...
Relocate WordPress File Upload section
Filed Under: Tags: fileupload, plugin, WordPress
Last week I posted an email to the wp-hackers list asking why in the infinite wisdom of the developers doesn’t the File Upload area on the Posts and Pages editor follow the same functionality as the Custom Fields, Post Excerpt. My point is the File Upload section is huge and take up a lot of screen. Screen area that is not used for every post. The reply from the group was other plugins that will remove the File Upload area entirely. Not really what I wanted. There was a whole other thread on how questions like this should be directed to the WordPress community forums and not the wp-hackers list. But that is a whole other rant. continue...
HREF Filter
This is my first full complete and functional WordPress plugin. Give me a moment…Okay. continue...
Convert HTML forms to read-only
Filed Under: Tags: forms, JavaScript, plugin, printing, WordPress
Last summer I worked on a project. The project involved the development of 26 forms to collect some internal user information. Most of these forms are anywhere from 15-80 fields. Took us quite a while to get the kinks out of the system for the client. continue...
