You can select exactly which posts you want to display. The smart_archives() template tag now takes a second parameter, which accepts most of the arguments that query_posts() accepts.
Here is the “laziest” way to use it:
<?php smart_archives(”, $GLOBALS[’query_string’]); ?>
One of the things I hate about flash-based players is that you can’t control them properly through CSS. For example, if you write this CSS code: object {width: 100%; height: auto} … the videos won’t scale properly (the height will stay fixed). So I came up with this little jQuery script that makes a video [...]
Don’t mistake activity for achievement.
In order to run version 2.70 or newer, your host needs to be running PHP5. If you get a fatal error on activation, ask your hosting provider to upgrade your account from PHP4 (which is old, slow and a security risk).
Ever since I’ve taken over development of the WP-PageNavi plugin, I keep seeing people opening support topics like “PageNavi doesn’t show the correct posts” etc.
Most of the time, your theme is using query_posts() wrong.
This version finally brings something you can sink your teeth into, so to speak. I’m talking about the new taxonomy drill-down widget:
As you might notice from the screenshot, it works with hierarchical taxonomies too and lets you do queries like this:
?ingredients=flour+sugar&flavour=sweet
I’m planning on applying as a GSoC 2010 volunteer for WordPress. This is a working draft of my proposal.
One of the key features missing from the list-type administration screens is the ability to view items sorted by a certain column. For example, on the posts screen, you should be able to view posts sorted by comment count etc.
The new tooltip appears whenever you hover over an editable area.
Jason G. Lemieux was kind enough to help position it and define it’s appearance.
If you don’t need it, you can disable it from the settings page.
