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With WordPress version 3.3 comes with the Feature Pointer a well-known idea from other tools. We know this for example from Gmail or Google Doc where they notice you of new features, in which they point with bubbles to these new features. In WordPress 3.3, the Admin Bar has been redesigned successfully – I think – and this is the first time the feature pointer points to it.
We just want to say thank you to Ozh, Justin Tadlock and Brad Williams, that they mentioned our website in their new book Professional WordPress Plugin Development. We are just one of a few recommendations in this book and we really appreciate that. We didn’t read the book yet, but we are pretty sure that the content is excellent and has some really neat tips to write your own Plugins. You can check it out here.
FYI we don’t use an affiliate link, so we are not biased. It’s just a way to say thank you!
Earlier today the new version 1.1 of the WordPress Framework Xtreme One was released. Including a world premiere:
Xtreme One is the first and only WordPress Framework/Theme, which is able to output HTML5 if you want to. Just with a simple click in your backend! Therefore Xtreme One is ready for the future of website programming.
The HTML5 elements of the main container like header, teaser, sidebars, footer and site info are adjustable via a select box. Additionally the Widgets and the WordPress Gallery were improved to meet the requirements of HTML5.
Another nice new feature is to be able to select the elements for blog title, description, sidebar and widget titles.
Of course Xtreme One 1.1 will be compatible with the upcoming WordPress version 3.1!
Get the most innovative WordPress Framework now and be ready for the future in website programming!
With version 3.1 of WordPress comes the Admin Bar, which we introduced in a previous article, and this also allows to add your own entries. And so there is, created by the development team of WordPress, a Plugin for additional information available. The Plugin Debug Bar docks on the Admin Bar and gives, with one click on the new menu link, additional details of the installation.
These include the query, cache, PHP messages and hints and tips for obsolete functions.
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We are very happy and proud to announce the international launch of Xtreme One WordPress Framework today. After a very successful one month pre-launch in Germany we are excited to offer Xtreme One for only $79,95 worldwide now. Xtreme One was programmed by Heiko and I, Alex is responsible for the design.
My idea of a WordPress Framework starts where most of the others are given up – to give the user the complete control of his layout. That’s why Xtreme One is worldwide the only WordPress Framework, which is able to create fixed, fluid and flexible layouts. Create in a matter of minutes your own desired website layout with just a few mouse clicks! Check out the video and get convinced by Xtreme One.
Efficient functions enables you to work extremely fast, without writing code. Hence, you have more time to create your design.
To celebrate the launch of Xtreme One Framework, we will give you a $10 rebate until December 13th. Just type in LAUNCH in the Discount Coupon field when you check out.
In the coming months, we will come up with many more innovative ideas for Xtreme One and we will try to make Xtreme One the best WordPress Framework out there. I know it’s tough goal, but we will try to deliver!
Buy it now for a limited time for $69,95 and receive free updates with even more features in the future. We hope you will enjoy Xtreme One!
We are looking forward to hear your feedback!
There is a new, nicely organized, Reference Guide for Template Tags in WordPress 3.0. This is a nice resource next to the Codex for Template Tags. Visual nicely done and containing only the minimum information, the guide is a perfect tool when developing Themes. Have fun using it.
