WordPress APIs In brief, WordPress hooks enable you to change how WordPress behaves without editing any core files. Because you leave the WordPress files untouched, you can painlessly upgrade your blog with each new version of WordPress. It’s this hooks architecture that makes WordPress the best blogging solution. – Adam Brown Adam Browns Hooks & […]
So I heard LEAF were running a tea tasting session for the first time. Ran by a lady named Kayleigh, it covered the history and applications of Tea, complete with a tasting of 12 different teas. LEAF on Bold St is a tea shop and bar located in Liverpool, whos building was once an old cinema. Attending with […]
This is a fix for two issues with JetPack. First, it’s a much simpler method of stopping JetPack from sticking itself at the top of the menu under the Dashboard menu. Secondly, the code JetPack uses to rearrange the menu has bugs, meaning sometimes some menus vanish, e.g. Tools or Settings. Here’s a gist that […]
There’s a problem that the WordPress Foundation & Core Team face, that puts them in unusual and awkward situations. It centers around a long running debate over the GPL and linking. A prime example being the recent situation of Jake Caputo: I've been blackballed from WordCamps: http://t.co/7vmV52Db — Jake Caputo (@jakecaputo) January 22, 2013 So […]
A lot of the talk about, and the APIs for attachments are centered around images. After all it’s their most common use case by a huge margin. But what about audio? I won’t pretend this is a comprehensive guide, but considering the lack of basic examples, here’s how to implement a basic audio attachment template. […]