Category: WordPress News

  • WordPress 2.8 Insights, The Favorite Actions

    The new version of WordPress is in the starting blocks and got new features this week which is not immediately noticable, it affects the favorites in the header of your backend. The favorites are changing from 2.8 in dependence of the page that you are using. I hope the screenshot shows it. Also the Plugin…

  • wpTweety: Twitterwall With #WordPress As Focal Point

    With the growing popularity of Twitter, the diversity of applications increases around the popular micro blogging service. wpTweety expands the range of available applications and sees itself as Twitterwall – as virtual bulletin board – for the latest Tweets about WordPress. wpTweety collects messages about WordPress within Twitter and put them on a website, bundled…

  • WordPress 2.8 Widgets Options Page – First Screenshot!

    In the current trunk of WordPress is a “first run” of the new widget management available to see. This is a development version, it shows the warning “This page is not 100% ready, please use only on test installations.”.

  • WordPress Implements Jcrop

    With the upcoming version 2.8 of WordPress, the extension to the JavaScript library jQuery Jcrop is implemented. Jcrop allows directly into a web application to crop images. A first peak shows the site about Jcrop and I’m curious how it will be included in WordPress, currently is no live demo available.

  • WordPress 2.8 – Small Insights

    WordPress sticks to the publication date in April this year. In advance, I would like to briefly mention some innovations, which from my personal point of view are quite exciting. New Template Tag: the_modified_author() In the use of different authors long awaited, in 2.8 available Widget API Widgets have been loved by most users and…

  • PHP Cross Reference of WordPress Source

    Yesterday, we have post over the faster search for the WordPress codex WPLookup and today we give you a nice search for the reference of different WordPress versions from Joost de Valk.