A while back I wrote an article on WP.Tuts on using Git to publish plug-ins on the WordPress repository. The wordpress.org plugin repository runs on Subversion, but I, for various reasons prefer to use Git. It’s also incredibly useful for …
1.6 is seeing a lot of improvement in terms of functionality – as well as some additional hooks and functions (documentation will follow 1.6 release). There are also some nagging bug fixes. First things first.. Beta Testers…. please Obviously I …
As you may know the WordPress functions the_content() and get_the_content(), unlike their get_the_title() counterpart, cannot be used outside the loop. Naively ‘in the loop’ means just making sure the $post variable is global and points to the desired post. So …
Diagrams are often very good at explaining even the most complex of ideas. And every now and then I stumble upon some really good ones. I’ve collected them here for my own benefit really, but I hope you find them …
No so long ago Tom McFarlin covered the user get_users() and WP_User_Query in couple of blog posts. Specifically he first looked at searching for users by meta data (the second looked at an object oriented approach, using the underling WP_User_Query …
I am a first year PhD student under the supervision of Professor Tony Carbery in the School of Mathematics at the University of Edinburgh. My research interests lie within the field of classical Harmonic Analysis.
In 2010 I graduated with a First class honours degree (MMath) from the University of Warwick.
I have recently created a WordPress Event management plugin, Event Organiser.
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@EricMann Odd that it requires a license key which is free. Is it e-mail harvesting?? Certainly read-me makes it sound shady.23 hours ago
@wpdailyco Ahh appealing to my OCD-induced sense of symmetry - you shrewd salesman!2 days ago