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This was pretty quick and easy, really, you don’t even have to do much code, it’s more about styling the nested comments. First of all you have to switch them on in Settings – Discussion, then some...
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This is my first “Powered by Delicious” post, but I plan on writing similar posts at least once a month or so, depending how many links I bookmark. Here’s a list of some of my latest delicious...
View ArticleGenerating Easy To Remember Yet Secure Passwords
I had some Twitter conversations about passwords lately, and long and boring discussions with my friends and co-workers. It turns out that no matter how many security articles and books are published...
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Custom Post Types are not new to WordPress, they’ve been around since version 3.0 and have really changed the “WordPress as a CMS” game ever since. Custom taxonomies though, have been around even...
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This is an absolute beginners tutorial on how to get yourself a local WordPress development environment set up on your Mac OS X with MAMP. Step by step (and with screenshots,) we’ll go through each...
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Without a doubt, the best WP_List_Table tutorial is in class-wp-list-table.php and the rest of the list table classes in wp-admin/includes. Seriously, you should not go looking any further :) Click...
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I’m pretty sure most of you are familiar with version control, and that it’s best practice to start each new project in version control, and not “add it sometime later.” Version control will help you...
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If you’re creating WordPress themes you surely came across the get_template_part function at one point or another. It’s one of those hidden gems inside of WordPress that don’t get the attention they...
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I gave this talk at WordCamp Norway 2013. It covers several tips and tricks that will make you a better theme developer. You can follow the slides and the notes/transcript below. If you have any...
View ArticleClik here to view.
Understanding _n_noop()
_n_noop() is one of the many functions overlooked by WordPress developers, probably because of it’s somewhat cryptic name, or perhaps due to lack of a good use case. Let’s see what the docs say:...
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