[…] enough, right? Perhaps one of the cooler things about gists is that they can be embedded in WordPress posts; however, I’ve had mixed success with the native support in doing that. But Michael Novotny’s WP Gist plugin makes it really easy to embed nice-looking, gist-specific code into a WordPress post. Get The Gist in […]
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[…] here’s why: Any piece of software that can be extended or communicated with by its available functions has some type of API. And because WordPress themes natively support (well, should support) the notion of child themes, then there are changes that can be made that could negatively affect child themes. To that end, if we’re following semantic […]
[…] widget in WordPress. Adding a Single Widget in WordPress As I mentioned, for this particular project, I needed to: Introduce a widgetized area for the header to support the widget Only support the “Search” widget in said header area The requirements are straight forward enough. Here’s the break down of how I did it: […]
[…] plugin is simple: I include a variety of snippets in my posts for which I get tired of adding markup every. single. time. Over time, I’ve added support for just a few more tokens, but the bottom line is that the plugin is written to help make what I do just a little bit […]
[…] now, I’ve been talking about refocusing all of my efforts to be solely on WordPress-related projects, speaking events, writing, and so on. Considering that I’ve covered which support solution I’ve ended going with, and that I just released my first premium plugin in a couple of years, I thought it might be time to […]
