[…] detect if it’s already highlighted: And that’s the basic command. Style The Front-End This is an optional step but if you’re building a theme that’s going to support this option, odds are it has it’s own color scheme. To that end, you’re going to want to add an editor-style.css file to your theme as […]
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[…] to save the options I’ll break down each of these into their own set of code samples (if you’re reading this in an RSS reader that doesn’t support GitHub gists, then you may want to hop into the browser to read the remainder of this post), with comments. Of course, I can’t predict each […]
[…] Themes? Array is a theme-shop manned by Mike McAlister and John Parris both of whom are stellar people to follow. In short, the products they produce and support: Are well-designed Have beautiful typography (perhaps this is a bit subjective, but I challenge you to find at least one theme that can’t match that statement) […]
[…] case then the user hits enter, and another site might not. That’s a bummer, but there’s something we can do about this in our project: In short, we introduce support for the enter key such that it will do the same thing if the user were to hit the Submit button (or whatever button triggers an action) when […]
[…] find this to be true even in WordPress. We love to talk all about backwards compatibility (and we should, because it’s important), yet we also push to support newer versions of PHP (which we’re getting there), but that doesn’t mean that we can’t take advantage of newer versions of PHP in our own projects. […]
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