WordPress just released version 3.1.4. Overall, it’s a solid release but if you’re working with a theme that has support for multiple custom menus, then you may notice a regression with custom menus after you upgrade the application.
Category: Notes (Page 44 of 49)
Notes on programming-related problems that I’ve encountered while working on various projects.
I just finished deploying a Rails application onto a subdomain of a site that has WordPress installed on the root domain. Unfortunately, WordPress’ htaccess rules made it a little bit more difficult to launch than expected.
Here’s what I did to get Rails and WordPress to play nicely together:
will_paginate is my gem if choice when it comes to introducing pagination into a Rails application. It’s really easy to setup assuming that you’re going to be paging through Active Record collections.
It’s possible to page through non-ActiveRecord collections but requires slightly different arguments.
I came across an interesting question on Server Fault recently:
I’m doing svn update to update the code for my php website, but it leaves
.svn/
folders all over.I think its dangerous to leave those files publically readable, but its very easy to update the system.
Is there a way to use
svn update
to update the system, but not to export the.svn/
folders?
Solid answer, too.
I occasionally have the need to display an overlay element whenever I want to display some time of dialog in the context of my project.
Unfortunately, most plugins or third-party options are a little heavy for having to add a simple overlay. Here’s a function I’ve been using in the past couple of projects: Continue reading