Tag: WordPress

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Add Default Text for WordPress Pages and Posts

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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.

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Prevent Profile View for Users in WP

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Prevent ‘Subscribers’ from viewing any portion of your WordPress administration area. The code can be adapted to fit your needs – block out any WordPress user based on level from various parts of the admin section. Very handy if you’re working with user registration at your blog.

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Client Management Plugin

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I’m undertaking the development of a Client Management plugin for WordPress. This is a personal project that should help in keeping track of clients, projects, price quotes, payments and invoices. All this will of course be housed on a personal server to keep sensitive data safe.

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The New Lowcows.com

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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.

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Rebranding Lowcows.com

Rebranding Lowcows.com

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Changes are coming to Lowcows.com. Time to rebrand, restructure, and add a partner. What does this mean to my clients – nothing except more services and quicker turnaround times.

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WordPress Theme Options - Round 2

WordPress Theme Options – Round 2

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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.

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WordPress Cats, RegEx and Parent/Child Relationships

WordPress Categories, RegEx and the Parent/Child Relationship

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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.

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DMG Projects – Free Widget Download

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DMG Projects is a WordPress widget that will allow you to showcase a page or post on your website. The original idea was for this widget to display a ‘Featured Project’ but because of its flexibility it can be used to showcase nearly anything. Free widget download!

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WP Widgets API - Classes and IDs

WP Widgets API – Adding Classes and Unique IDs

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Adding unique IDs to your multiple use widget can make it extremely easy for your users to style the output. Using the WordPress Widgets API to access the property declarations of the WP_Widget class is the way to go. Learn from some sample code on how to add classed and unique IDs to your output.

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Recoding Some Plugins

Re-coding Some Plugins

Categories: Blog, Personal
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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.

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