Category: my code
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Let’s hide the update notice in administration!
Published: On Thursday, November 1, 2007
Sometimes it can be useful to hide the new notice on the top in the administration, added in version 2.3. (I speak about the notice that's shown if you don't use the latest version of WP.) I don't really know how many people would like to switch this announcement off, so I'm not able to consider how useful such a switch button would be, but as far as I know, there is currently no switch in Settings, yet. :-) And I need it, from time to time. -
A tiny time-saver (not only) for plugin developers
Published: On Sunday, September 16, 2007
Some time ago I decided to release as open-source a small PHP script that I use for many moths. One moment sufficed to get a reply moving my script forward, so it had actually reached it’s new version a few hours after the release… aaand I’m almost sure it reached the high level of perfection so that I can publish it right here! ;)
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Introducing CSS Setter, a plug-in
Published: On Friday, August 31, 2007
Let me introduce to you my most recent WP-related work, a plugin I created for needs of other site. On my in Czech written blog I wanted to give to my readers an option of choosing one of predefined font-size values (and font-families too). User's choice must be remembered, so if he returns a few days later, he will see my site as he wanted last time. -
Even better login customization
Published: On Wednesday, August 22, 2007
Recently I have found, viewed and read a few articles about ***WordPress login page customization***. I would say the most helpful of all of them is “the entry”:http://www.binarymoon.co.uk/2007/07/wordpress-tips-and-tricks-custom-login-page/ by “Ben Gillbanks at Binary Moon”:http://www.binarymoon.co.uk/, who is also author of a related plugin. Yes, his plugin is what is it all about. The plugin is actually the sum of Ben’s work that was put together nicely, so we are now able to undergo the process of customization far more easily. Let’s see it.
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Template structure graphically & clearly
Published: On Tuesday, July 31, 2007
It's noticeable that I seek for order in template files permanently and today's piece of work was created in the same intention.This image represents theme folder. Four file categories, for much files. Firstly, helps to understand the theme folder content, or the template structure, if you want. Can help with understanding, but more than that should remind. One look is enough for the WordPress theme developer to remember something just forgotten or define the next step in his work. „Didn't I forgot anything?“ can the developer ask himself. One glance should provide an answer.
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Optimal title (without plugin)?
Published: On Tuesday, July 24, 2007
Well, finally I have come before the question How to make title more user- (& SEO-) friendly? and the for the answer I didn't have to „wait“ too long :-). Read this:<title>< ?php echo ( $title = wp_title('', false) ) ? $title . ' | ' : ''; bloginfo('name'); ?></title>