For some time, there has been a debate among WordPress developers about adding additional meta tables, like wp_postmeta and wp_usermeta.
The only thing that everyone seems to agree on is that a unified API for accesing meta tables is necessary.
Ever since WordPress introduced quicktags, people have been wanting to customize them. Naturally, a lot of tutorials popped up, demonstrating how to do this. The problem is that all of them require that you edit quicktags.js, a file in WordPress.
I read an interesting post today about WordPress plugin users being ungrateful.
To be honest, I don’t know what Jeff (the author of that post) is talking about. All the people that leave comments here have a grateful attitude, or are at least polite.
This version adds two query operators: OR and AND.
I was using the autogrow script for my Front-End Editor plugin and thought it would be also useful for the comment textarea. So I wrote this small plugin.
Here is a foolproof way to make only parts of your site editable:
function front_editor_disable() {
if ( ! is_single() )
return true;
}
add_filter(’front_end_editor_disable’, ‘front_editor_disable’);
Just add that code in your theme’s functions.php file and you’re good to go: the plugin will work only on single posts.
Feel free to replace is_single() with whatever condition you need.
While reading an article about Event Pooling with jQuery, I realised that WP has an equivalent system, where events are called ‘hooks’.
Version 2.0 adds a feature that should have been there from the beginning: instead of storing the image URL, it stores the image ID (for images uploaded to the site), along with the desired size.
You’ll notice the change when you use the Insert CFI button to add an image. Otherwise, you can still add the [...]
With this version, the cURL extension is no longer a requirement. Images are offloaded much faster and more reliably.
Translations:
Belorussian – FatCow
Romanian – me
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.