Month: February 2010

  • New Screenshots Of WordPress 3.0

    Unfortunately we don’t have time right now to write new posts, but at least we want you to show some new screenshots of WordPress 3.0. WordPress 3.0 Background settings Now you have the option to set positon, repeat and attachment. WordPress 3.0 Header Image 8 header images are available in the new theme TwentyTen. WordPress…

  • Customize WordPress WYSIWYG Editor

    Adjustments to the editor TinyMCE via hook, so regardless of the core files of WordPress is also possible and must be used in a number of requirements. So in this article are some examples that can be adapted to its needs and should give an introduction of customizing the TinyMCE editor in WordPress.

  • Display Post Thumbnail Also In Edit Post and Page Overview

    WordPress version 2.9 introduced the function of Post Thumbnail. We wrote about this feature in this post and here and also in many other blogs. I find it an advantage, if the overview of articles and pages also provides the associated thumbnail. Therefore, I would like to introduce a small code snippet that makes just…

  • First Impressions of Custom Post Type

    One of the new very interesting things in WordPress 3.0 are individual post-types you can implement with little effort. Back then, you had to expand the database and write your own interface for it, now you just have to add a few lines of code – of course this is just the current state, which…

  • WordPress 3.0 Custom Background Support

    In WordPress 3.0, it will have, additional to the Custom Header Image support, also a Custom Background Support. A first snapshot is in the current trunk. To use the functionality, the theme needs in functions.php this line: add_custom_background(); After that, there is in your backend under Appearance the menu Custom Background available. After uploading an…

  • WordPress: Useful Default Configuration Settings Via Plugin

    Everybody who installs WordPress quite often knows the problem: You always have to do the same adjustments, for example deleting the Hello World post. That cost time and money. Our friend Thomas Scholz alias toscho had a simple but genius idea, he puts all needed option settings in a Plugin. Just activate the Plugin, deactivate…