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A common option in premium WordPress themes is the ability to select different design styles. Even “Twenty Eleven” has the option to use a “Light” or “Dark” color palette. There are two main ways to apply these styles- either with…
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Providing font options in a WordPress theme can be a significant design challenge. It’s not quite as simple as just outputting a bit of inline CSS for font-family. Every font has unique meanlines and x-heights- so the font size, line…
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Infinite Scroll is a popular way to dynamically load fresh content into a site as a user scrolls down through it. It’s also quite easy to code into a WordPress theme. Here’s a quick walkthrough of how to do it:
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An example of how to extend the Options Framework to enable color palettes to be selected by users.
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Several of my websites were hacked this last week using the TimThumb exploit. Here’s instructions on how to find the files and replace them- and also the process I used for patching up my sites after the hack.
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Occasionally a plugin or theme will need to display a notice to users in the WordPress dashboard. This is fairly easy to do using the admin_notices hook, which shows a standard message box at the top of the screen.
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A little tutorial on boolean basics. The string “false” returns true, and other fun facts.