Tag: WordPress
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Comment Form Hooks Visualized
Most themes (e.g. TwentyTen) use the comment_form() function to insert the comment form after posts. There are quite some hooks inside the function but they are hard to localize. The codex documentation isn’t too helpful, neither. To give you an easy overview the following diagrams visualize the points where the various hooks are anchored. The…
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WordPress Framework with Intuitive Backup Functionality for Better Local Development and Option-Router!
A new version of Xtreme One, the WordPress Framework, was released last week. It includes two major new features. With the new developed Option-Router it’s possible that the Childthemes manage their own settings, layouts and additional all used Widgets with all their content. That means, you can switch between the Childthemes and have the specified…
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Add trash button to WordPress Admin Bar
Add Custom buttons to WordPress Admin Bar Since version 3.1 of WordPress you have an Admin Bar with several functions. It’s an easy task to add custom buttons to the Admin Bar. I will show you how with an example of a “trash” button. This will be another example how to extend your Admin Bar,…
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View Blog ID in WordPress Multisite
When you work quite a bit with WordPress Multisites, sometimes you need the IDs for some functions or Plugins. The easiest way is via the hover effect with your mouse or you use a little code snippet to add a column with the ID in the table view.
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php-Console with Chrome and WordPress
Google Browser Chrome and their Chromium project are becoming more popular. Initially it was the speed of Chrome, which made it so popular but now also the extensions are getting in the focus of the users. Nowadays the extension market of Chrome is full of very useful extensions. Of course there are also many enhancements…
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WPEngineer Mentioned in WordPress Plugin Development Book
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…