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For me, one of the minor annoyances with working with WordPress page templates is that you often have to look at a specific page’s edit screen to see what page template it has been assigned. That is to say that there’s no way to get a global view of the pages and their associated templates. […]
The next version of the WordPress Plugin Boilerplate is officially tagged and available for download in GitHub. This release – although a minor improvement over the last – introduces several improvements to 2.6.0, and also marks a change in the development of the project, as well as the introduction of several things that will be […]
[…] WordPress and all things associated isn’t driven by just a handful of people. It’s driven by a massive community of people working together on the core application, plugins, themes, blogs, and other tangential things, as well. And when a lot of people with differing views, backgrounds, opinions, and experiences get together to work on […]
With yesterday’s announcement of the latest release of the WordPress Plugin Boilerplate, I’ve had a number of emails, tweets, and messages how people can stay up to date with the project without having to follow the GitHub repository, or the blog. Ultimately, I want to make sure that this Boilerplate reaches the largest number of […]
[…] GitHub, but the point of the project is simple: Provide a way for developers to easily include templates to work with themes within the context of their plugins. Page Template Example is a plugin that shows one strategy for how to do that. Here’s a general rundown of how the plugin works: Add your […]
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