At my day job, we have about 1,000 sites spread across 30 WordPress multisite installs. The installs all run many of the same plugins and settings, especially at the network level. This causes a lot of wasted time for …
Howdy! Like a lot of you, I run a website. It’s hosted right here on Media Temple. A whole bunch of years ago, I chose WordPress to run it on, and I’m sure glad I did. These days, it takes …
The following is a guest post by Charlie Walter. Charlie has written for us before, when he’s not making me extremely envious. Now he’s back to share something completely different. We’re going to learn about methods he’s …
The following is a guest post by Scott Fennell, a WordPress theme & plugin developer in Anchorage, AK and a regular contributor around here.
Let’s say you have a client whose business is large enough to have several departments. …
Originally published in February 2014, now updated/corrected/expanded.
So you’ve installed WordPress and want to blog about code. Yay! You’re a hero and I thank on behalf of myself an coders everywhere. Here’s what you’ll need to do and think about …
The following is a guest post by Scott Fennell. Scott is a WordPress theme & plugin developer in Anchorage, Alaska. Here, he customizes the default HTML output of WordPress’ menu system to his liking, without damaging the useful things …
I’ve spent a good portion of my professional career working with WordPress, and I’ve come to learn a couple of things: Popularity breeds contempt, and to dismiss something based solely on the critiques of others is a missed opportunity.
WordPress …
The CSS-Tricks front end is usually pretty darn fast, because most pages are cached (and don’t need to be dynamically generated when requested). However, up until recently, the CSS-Tricks WordPress admin didn’t have the same luck.
In particular, the post …
It may be news to you, but there is a nifty resource called Quotes on Design that serves up interesting quotes about design, curated by our very own Chris Coyier.
Up to this point, Quotes on Design (QoD) …
The following is a post by Jason Witt. Here Jason shares a method for doing something you might assume is pretty easy, but turns out to be a little bit more complicated than you might like. Fortunately with Jason’s …
The following is a guest post by Christian Nolen. Christian details a situation where data is being intelligently and reasonably organized, yet is a little tricky to query for just right. He details a solution that doesn’t go too …
