Ok so except answering comments, I have been on a little bit of a hiatus, but now I am back. One thing that has been bugging me is that a few people are complaining of The Attached Image not working in WP 2.8. I can’t find any problems & I have asked a few people I know that are using […]
Read morePhew. That’s quite a title. This tutorial was requested by Heather Lickliter yesterday who wanted a line of images similar to that of another theme, namely the Album theme. Using The Attached Image it’s really easy to do. The hard part is making the custom query for WordPress. I also believe that Heather wants to include it on a WordPress […]
Read moreMaking a options page for a WordPress plugin isn’t actually that hard. It’s just the page WordPress have on how to do it isn’t exactly the easiest thing to read. So I thought I would show you how I made my options page for The Attached Image. Hopefully it will be easier to understand and help alot of you plugin […]
Read moreOk, so yesterday I did a tutorial about making a animation similar to that which WordPress uses when you delete posts etc. You know the fade to red & slide up thing… Yep? Good.
Read moreOk, so I don’t want to act like I’m copying or anything, but a few people asked me recently how to make an animation like WordPress has when it deletes a row in it’s tables. Well in Mootools it can be acheved by following this great tutorial by David Walsh. However I was asked how to do it in jQuery. […]
Read moreRight, I’m back after my christmas break & since I had a barrage of emails asking how to make it, I thought I’d show you how to make the layout shown in the screenshot for my new plugin the_attached_image(). Remember it’s a WordPress theme so you don’t need a huge amount of PHP knowledge, but a little would be helpful. […]
Read moreToday I’m going to show you how to write your own shortcode plugin for WordPress. The shortcode system can be extremely powerful & for developers they are great for allowing clients to insert complicated pieces of HTML into posts without worrying about it being overly complicated. Now as usual you need to start your plugin with the following:
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/* Plugin Name: Plugin Name Plugin URI: Plugin URL, can be your website URL. Description: Type what the plugin is used for here. Author: Your name Version: Version number, like 1.0 Author URI: Your Website's address */ |
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