Published: On Tuesday, June 28, 2011
Ok, that would be it. Recently, I tried to do something else. I switched freelance job for a semi-regular one. Instead of doing complete job (from design analysis to site maintenance) I do only what I can do best and/or I enjoy most.
I realized, it's simpler that way. From time to time, I'm obligated to fix something about a site based on WordPress. Because of this distance, it's much harder now…
(You can unfollow me right here.)
Published: On Thursday, December 30, 2010
Since the end of July (when version 3.0.1 was released):
With about 10 million WP installations it means 80 TB traffic of useless data during the recent six months. Well, this amount of data may flow from YouTube in a few hours – but these terabytes can't be reduced so easily.
Maybe you want to download a diff and put it there by FTP. Submit, then link is at the bottom.
Published: On Sunday, July 11, 2010
This blog just got a bit simplified. A few czech articles, since being no longer relevant, were removed. No other articles in Czech are intended to be published here anymore, so both separated RSS feeds were removed – maybe you could update your RSS reader, but a redirection to a global feed is already active anyway.
Pardon me, I do realize I am not giving this blog much effort. There are more important things to do – before any bigger site (blog) redesign, I should take care about my plugins – not all of them are really updated accordingly to current WordPress status. Before that, there are commercial things to do and as you know, writing a blog and plugins is not the easiest way to… make a living. :-)
What else can I say than „stay tuned“? Well, it's not too bad recommendation – there are a few plugin-ideas I want to publish or implement in the following weeks and these won't be totally worthless, I'm confident to say.
Published: On Tuesday, April 27, 2010
See plugin-page for current state of things →
For Texy lovers, there's a good news now! New updated version of plugin will be ready soon. I have restarted improving this one year old version. The current one is downloadable from here (warning, alpha!) – but in a few days you'll be able to get updates via automatic plugin update.
Published: On Friday, April 16, 2010
How to add a number before each comment can happen to be bigger problem than it seems. Hopefully my instructions will at least put you on the right path.
static
$comment_number; $comment_number ++; to accomplish incrementing of the
number.echo $comment_number; to
print the number. (Eventually including the php opening marks: < ?php
echo $comment_number; ?>)Published: On Saturday, April 10, 2010
Constants defaultly defined in WordPress 2.9.x. (There is 67 of them.) I can't remember the names. (So I'm sharing the cheatsheet.)
| Name | Value (default or example) |
|---|---|
ABSPATH |
string(51)
"/Users/peterkahoun/Documents/Web/wordpress/2.9.2cs/" |
ADMIN_COOKIE_PATH |
string(31) "/Web/wordpress/2.9.2cs/wp-admin" |
ARRAY_A |
string(7) "ARRAY_A" |
ARRAY_N |
string(7) "ARRAY_N" |
AUTH_COOKIE |
string(42) "wordpress_04adbd0d0ed74c398a98bca5b0dd94c2" |
AUTH_KEY |
string(27) "put your unique phrase here" |
AUTOSAVE_INTERVAL |
int(60) |
Published: On Friday, February 26, 2010
There used to be great plugin called WPLite. Now, it's beeing publicly reborn. Hide from your administration functions you don't need!
Published: On Sunday, January 3, 2010
If you find trackbacks on your WordPress site useless or even annoying, this simple manual how to kill 'em all is going to help you.
Published: On Friday, September 11, 2009
If you are an advanced plugin developer, you certainly know, you should keep
number of db queries made by your plugin as small as possible. Getting the total
number of database queries made when generating page is obvious:
get_num_queries() returns the number.
What is not so obvious, is how to display actual performed MySQL queries (strings) – which might be useful in various scenarios of performance optimization. WordPress is prepared for that task:
1. step: Add into your wp-config.php file this constant/value which enables remembering of all performed queries.
define ('SAVEQUERIES', true);Published: On Wednesday, August 12, 2009
Another minor WP version is out and guys in (WP)Tavern are discussing whether it's O.K. or it isn't and how they feel about it and so on. I will prefer pin my humble opinion here, so that it will seem like this site is still alive :-).
For me, it's pretty much OK that the new version was released immediately after fixing the issue. „The problem“ of new release are the implications. Which means: