A list of all articles for the tag "custom".
Add Default Text for WordPress Pages and Posts
Making the WordPress ‘default_content’ hook work in your favor by easily adding default text to new pages, new posts or both. The code for this is slightly adapted from other ‘default text’ code I’ve seen online because it allows you to distinguish between whether you’re adding a new page or a new post.
The New Lowcows.com
Along with a major overhaul of how Lowcows.com runs as a business a new website was needed. While it’s a project for my own benefit I knew the only way to get just what I was after was to treat myself as my own client. From start to finish, every aspect of the new site was done by hand – and I think that really made the difference.
WordPress Theme Options – Round 2
Re-exploring WordPress Theme Options to make using WordPress features easier to use as options. Looking for a way to add input fields for things like pages, posts, categories, tags and authors and why I think it’s a good addition.
WordPress Categories, RegEx and the Parent/Child Relationship
I couldn’t seem to find a WordPress function that would return an array of all categories in their parent/child relationship order – so I went ahead and coded a way. If you know of a better way, please share. If not, enjoy the code.
Re-coding Some Plugins
I wasn’t happy with two of the plugins that I developed to manage a few things on this website. I had plans to revamp both of them but wasn’t sure exactly what to do with them. Since they were pretty similar and lacking some well needed features, I went ahead and re-coded them from the ground up.
DMG WordPress Theme Options
Looking to add easily add options to your WordPress themes? Look no further – the DMG WP Theme Options (version 2.0) is now available for download. Powerful and feature packed, yet a snap to use. Have a look, try it out and peek at the manual on the page as well. Let me know what you think.
Looking at WordPress Theme Options
Re-exploring the wonderful world of WordPress theme options. I wanted to find a method that would make adding WordPress theme options easier than it already was. Since there wasn’t anything online that fit my needed I created a way. A few thoughts about the process and a few of the features of the soon to be released code.
WordPress XML Client Update
An XML Client Update plugin for WordPress. This plugin allows me to keep in touch with my clients or anyone using my custom themes, plugins and/or widgets via their WordPress dashboard. The only solution I could think of to notify people of updates without submitting the theme, plugin or widget to the appropriate Official WordPress directory.
Van Asten Tree Nursery
The Van Asten Tree Nursery was looking for a website that would allow them to take control their site’s content. They wanted something easy to use so that changes to the text could be done quickly without needing to learn how to manage the code behind the scene. A small list of requirements meant a lot of freedom with a very quick turn around time.
Aldo’s Pizza and Pub
Aldo’s Pizza and Pub needed a complete overhaul to their website and requested that it be set up so they could handle the content. The custom WordPress theme was based off their logo and background from their old site but now way more flexible. Both widget ready and containing options making updating the site a lot easier, I think the client was rather please to take back control of their website.