WP Engineer

Tag: WordPress

  • Add WordPress Dashboard Widgets

    Finally WordPress 2.7 is coming along with widgets in the dashboard area, so it will be possible to adjust your dashboard as you like. For Plugin or theme authors it’s even more interesting, since they can give the users additional value to their Plugins. They can offer information from their Plugin directly on the dashboard.…

  • WordPress FTP Data With Constant

    Since version 2.5 it’s possible to update your Plugins automatically. It’s necessary to input your FTP information before you update your Plugin. It is very popular and an easy process, but I like to upload the newest version via my FTP client. How sure is the use of your FTP login information in your WordPress…

  • Strange Things With Sticky Posts

    Frank wrote in one of his last posts about the new sticky functionality in WordPress 2.7. Right now I’m working on a special theme and I noticed some strange things with sticky posts.

  • OpenSearch – Search Field For Mozilla And Internet Explorer With WordPress

    Nowadays search field in your browser improved quite a bit, even IE supports OpenSearch format. But what is so great about OpenSearch and how easy it is to use with your WordPress installation has two aspects: WordPress comes already with OpenSearch and it’s easy configurable with XML. You just have to put a link in…

  • New Navi-Design in WordPress 2.7

    The Design and structure of the coming WordPress version 2.7 were presented several times already and discussed many times. Here are the new structure how the navigation design looks in WordPress 2.7, your thoughts? Update The new Design, today (29/10/2008) in beta.

  • Secure Include Plugin In WordPress

    Some people use more and other less Plugins in WordPress. but it is allways advisable to check via code if a Plugin is active or not. That makes sure the theme wouldn’t break if the Plugin is not active. It’s pretty easy to include a little bit code to check for inactivity. I show you…