Tag: wordpress development
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Plugin API/Filter Reference/wp link query args
I made a WordPress Codex page: Plugin API/Filter Reference/wp link query args « WordPress Codex.
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Code: Getting rid of the duplicate submenu with add_menu_page and add_submenu_page
So I ran across an issue today when creating a custom admin menu and submenu items. I wanted to have a submenu item in the menu that linked to the main admin menu page, but did not have the same anchor as the parent. I kept running into this: You can see that, since I’m currently…
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New Pluralsight Course: User Roles & Capabilities in WordPress
I’ll tell you a secret: up until a few months ago, user roles and permissions in WordPress were a vast, unexplored land of confusing terms (capabilities and — gasp — meta capabilities) and complex relationships. I didn’t know much, but I did know that if you were playing with new user roles or capabilities and messed up…
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Function Reference/register taxonomy for object type « WordPress Codex
New favorite WordPress function: register_taxonomy_for_object_type(). Associate an existing taxonomy with an existing post type. Function Reference/register taxonomy for object type « WordPress Codex.
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There I go again…
So, today the WordPress 3.8 Admin Help team met up in #wordpress-sfd — a fact that I would have forgotten entirely about had I not been at my computer coding at the time . Siobhan and one other made the meeting. That was fine. You may recall I mentioned something a while ago about getting involved…
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Twenty Fourteen
This year, I’ve made it a goal to get more involved in WordPress. Not just peripheral, documentation projects, not just committing plugins and themes to the repository, but also contributing (in whatever form it takes) to core. And, okay, there’s an ulterior motive at work — 3.8 is the release that Matt is leading. So I…
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WordPress + Koding == Awesome
I just discovered that you can install a live WP site on Koding. Here’s how I set mine up: WordPress on Koding | jazzsequence on Koding.
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Plugin Development & Tutorial Writing is Charity
The Charity Dilemma: Appreciate What You Are Given | kevinleary.net.