Nov
28
Boy that’s a lot of ‘P’s! Let’s just jump right in, shall we. Here’s the scenario, a user creates a post that they only want to share with select people because of the private nature of the post (notice I say post, not “content”) so they password their post and publish it. WordPress by default [...]
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24
One of the things I loved right off the bat about WordPress is that it’s extremely flexible in terms of output and rendering, and that its built in functions are simple but also robust. Here’s an example of what I’m talking about. If you want to output a sidebar (widget area) you simply call the [...]
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17
Moodle 2.0 introduced the ability for a theme to plug in a custom settings page and allow an administrator to change some settings. Moodle 2.0 also introduced a new image renderer that uses an output function. I wanted to allow a user to use either format in a setting, and for it to be as [...]
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05
A few weeks back I published my qTranslate Missing Link code, what I didn’t say in that post was that that was the 3rd revision of the code. And I mean a real v3.0, not a “let’s call it a new version” kind of 3.0 (I’m looking at you Firefox…). What I want to do [...]
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04
Here in China the fact that some websites just are never available (e.g. facebook, youtube, twitter, google+, hulu, etc…) and some sites get blocked intermittently depending on what you’re searching for is a constant source of frustration for me. My typical day looks like this:
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