The first update for scbFramework has an important bugfix in the scbOptions class. The scbBoxesPage now creates perfect WP 2.8 style dashboard-like admin pages. Also, several methods have been added and revised in scbAdminPage. Because of this, version 1.1 is not fully backwards compatible. You can see all the changes from version 1.0.1 here.
The new feature in this release is the possibility of editing a single paragraph in a post, instead of the whole post. If you want to go back to the old behaviour, you can uncheck the new checkbox from the settings page. Speaking of which, the settings page is now split into two dashboard-like boxes.
So you want to translate one of my plugins. If it is translatable, you will find the .pot file in the /lang/ directory of that plugin. If you don’t know what to do with it, you can read about the process here. If you want to share your translation with the rest of the world, feel [...]
This version adds a new setting, namely the ability to display the month links in the block as numbers from 01 to 12. The plugin is now fully translatable. Finally, the cache file is now located in the uploads directory, so that you don’t have to mess with file permissions anymore.
Finally, an update to my most popular plugin. Here is what’s happened: If you’re writing a post and you upload an image, The (Insert CFI) button will be there. This is probably the most expected feature. Unfortunately, if you’re using the flash uploader, the button won’t appear immediately. There is now a single admin page, [...]
Before making this framework public, I used to include the files with each plugin. As the number of plugins increased, I had to update each one every time I modified the framework. After a while, I found a way to make all plugins on an instalation use the most recent framework version installed. This didn’t [...]
While developing plugins for WordPress, I found that one of the most time-consuming and error prone tasks was creating user-friendly settings pages. That is how this framework was born. It’s basically a set of extensible classes that make plugin development faster. I already use it in most of my plugins. It requires PHP5 and WordPress [...]
Two important bugfixes: Works with sets of posts split on multiple pages (up to 500 posts). Works correctly if you open multiple tabs on the same site.
This version adds post meta editable fields. These are a little different from the others. To add a custom field editable meta, you have to add something like this inside The Loop in you WordPress theme: <?php editable_post_meta($post->ID, ‘my_key’, ‘textarea’); ?> The first argument is the current post id, the second is the custom field [...]
Version 0.8 includes the jWYSIWYG editor for the content. If you don’t like it, you can disable it from the options page. Also, the plugin is translatable now. See Localization.
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