Merge Tags: Version 1.0
This plugin is meant to fill the biggest hole in the tag manament page: the ability to combine two or more tags.
This plugin is meant to fill the biggest hole in the tag manament page: the ability to combine two or more tags.
Version 1.1 adds a few usability improvements, such as a loading graphic and hotkeys.
If you’re a theme developer, you’re probably familiar with the category.php and category-{id}.php template files. The later lets you display a single category differently.
When you need to create a new database table, all you should be thinking about are the table columns, right? Well, with the new scbTable class added in version 1.2, you can.
This version adds the option to use the first attached image to a post as the displayed image.
A while ago I made a Yahoo pipe that helped you see what people were saying on the support forums about your plugins. I, for one, am still using it today.
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.