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The Ultimate Guide to WordPress Taxonomies - WP Mayor
Taxonomy is one of those words that most people never hear or use. Basically, a taxonomy is a way to group things together. In WordPress, a “taxonomy” is a grouping mechanism for some posts (or links or custom post types). WordPress 3 has introduced the ability to create custom hierarchical taxonomies, and due also to the addition of Custom Post Types the usefulness of custom taxonomies has increased.
taxonomies  wordpress 
6 days ago by dogwonder
Quick Tip: Conditionally Including JS and CSS With get_current_screen | Wptuts+
As many stated before me: “A good WordPress citizen only loads their files where they’re needed”. This principle applies both to front-end and back-end (admin). There’s no justification for loading CSS and JS files on every admin page when you only need them on one single page you created. Thankfully doing things the right way is only one function call away.
wordpress  javascript  css 
14 days ago by dogwonder
wp-hooked (London, England) - Meetup
RT : I started a new meetup group: wp-hooked, a WP group for developers.
WordPress  from twitter
5 weeks ago by dogwonder
: WP Mayor
RT : New post: A Collection of WordPress Projects on Github
wp  wordpress  from twitter
7 weeks ago by dogwonder
Introducing Hierarchy: Even More CMS for WordPress - Monday By Noon
RT : Just released a plugin that solves a (very) long standing peeve of mine. Introducing Hierarchy: # ...
cms  plugin  wordpress  from twitter
january 2012 by dogwonder
Daily Tip: How to Add a Signature to Your WordPress Posts | WordPress News at WPMU.org
Adding a signature to your WordPress posts is one way to give your blog a more personal touch. The code below will automatically include your signature after the content of your blog posts so that you don’t have to manually add it every time. Here’s an example result:
wordpress 
may 2011 by dogwonder

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