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Highlight Text in the WordPress Editor

A couple of weeks ago, I worked through a series of posts on how to write a TinyMCE plugin for the WordPress editor (since the WordPress Editor is TinyMCE). In a recent project, one of the things that I needed to a build was a feature that allowed users to highlight text such that […]

Publicly Display Post Meta Data in WordPress

[…] weeks ago, I shared a simple plugin that added a meta box to the post editor dashboard screen that demonstrated how to display post meta data within WordPress. After it was released, I received a few questions as to how one would go about displaying this information on the frontend of a WordPress blog. That […]

Is This Post Type in the Theme Post Types?

If you’re in the business of creating WordPress plugins for yourself or for others, then it’s likely that you’ve done work with custom post types. On top of that, there’s a chance that you’ve needed to introduce some functionality into a custom post type based on what’s selected in the plugin settings (which I discussed […]

A Software Test Plan for WordPress Work

[…] sure that they are capable of working through the items in the test plan. For one example, with a recent project, I broke down my test plans for WordPress plugins into the following sections: Installation and Activation Plugin Settings Individual Post (or Custom Post Type) settings From here, I the introduce sections for each of the elements […]

How To Retrieve Posts with Multiple Taxonomies

I think that one of the more underestimated aspects of building solutions with WordPress comes with leveraging custom post types and custom taxonomies. For those who are currently building products for others – be it plugins, custom themes, or web applications – then you’re likely familiar with how powerful these two features can be. […]

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