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One of the best new features of Genesis 1.8 (and there are many) is a tool for making admin pages. These are needed if you’re building a plugin or a complex theme with site-wide settings that need to be managed. I recently built an Event Manager theme for promoting an event, and on our Event [...]
Here’s a way to specify which posts show up as “related” to the current post, as an alternative to the many plugins that automatically generate your list of related posts.
Here’s how I make multiple columns of content.
I walk you through building your own template hierarchy, to specify which template to use under certain conditions.
Use this code library to easily create metaboxes with all different types of fields. I review some of the newest features to CMB 0.7
I’ve spent the weekend cleaning up the content of my site. The biggest thing I’ve done is migrate all the code from all my posts to github. This might mess with feedreaders a bit (some might not include the code), but it will make maintaining the code much easier. Keeping WordPress from messing up code [...]
I’ve built a simple plugin that shows all the attached images when editing a post.
A WordPress theme should only contain that which relates to the look and feel of the site. Any core functionality belongs in a plugin.
Here’s two ways to customize the media uploader: adding a “Photo credit” section, and adding an “Include in Rotator” selection.
One of the most powerful features of WordPress is the WP Query. Here’s how to control it.
I'm a WordPress Consultant, an entrepreneur, a fiancé, an amateur photographer, a recent college graduate, a skier, and a wine lover living in Austin. Here are some articles about me.
I'm a founder of the first Texas coworking space, The Creative Space. I am also a founder of the BIL Conference, a free unconference run in conjunction with TED.
I've been developing with WordPress and contributing to the community since 2006. Here's some of my contributions.
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