I’ve made a code change to the WordPress indexing system outlined in my previous post. If you had problems with the template, try the new code.
What I’ve done is add the wp_reset_query() function to the end of the loop that gathers the pages. This can avoid conflicts with other code that may be [...]
This site has several areas where there is a page that serves as an index for a bunch of sub-pages. Some good examples seen from this page are the “Features” and “Webcraft” sections of Nerdaphernalia. If you look at those pages they are simply lists of various articles with a short description for [...]
A new version of the JavaScript Pull-Quotes plugin for WordPress is up.
A user requested that i allow for an option to turn off the CSS links, so he could reduce HTTP requests by manually putting the CSS in his own stylesheets. So here it is. I live the serve.
Some minor [...]
At long last, I’ve released the new version of my WordPress multiblog system. It’s had a major overhaul. It now works for domains and subdomains as well as directories, and includes new functions for use in themes and plugins, as well as the VUSER constant, which returns the current blog — great if [...]
Been working on a few things lately, including the arduous process of moving into a new house. In the meantime, however, I’ve managed to knock out a new WordPress plugin I’ve (tentatively) decided to call “Dunce Cap”.
Dunce Cap was inspired by this plugin by Travis Hines. It allows you to “tag” your commenters [...]
New WordPress plugin — Comment Spotlight
I’ve just released my newest plugin, called “Comment Spotlight”.
What it allows you to do is to “spotlight” specific comments on your blog with a custom image that you set up. For example, you might make a “Huzzah” image for particularly good comments, or a “Do Not Feed the Trolls” for… well, you know.
It also [...]