Notebook: Wordpress

A WordPress Plugin Boilerplate

Wordpress’s minimal guidelines for third party developers have both encouraged development and created immense frustration for the people that end up sorting out conflicts and maintaining code. Read on →

Show number of results on WordPress search page

If you haven’t already read it, Michael Martin’s article on improving the wordpress search page is worth a quick glance. In return for a little... Read on →

Including page content in WordPress blog index page

Even when a WordPress post index page is pinned to a static page, it’s sometimes nice to allow a theme’s users to edit the page’s title and... Read on →

Hooking WordPress media uploading in plugins

WordPress features a user-friendly media management system that takes all the mystery of FTP out of uploading, editing, and presenting multimedia to blog... Read on →

Let Google serve your WordPress theme.

Each WordPress version comes complete with the most latest versions of a number of JavaScript frameworks (coughjQuerycough). This is convenient for users... Read on →

Including a random custom post in your WordPress Theme

The addition of custom post types in WP3+ allows theme designers to include random post types within their themes. Here’s one example that could be used... Read on →

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