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I am working on a site that needs to target 7 specific markets with unique content. I was looking for a simple way to target content by geographic location. GeoPlugin.com has a simple API that makes it easy to plug geo-targeted content into your application or site. I was able to get started by playing [...]
Ordering WordPress Posts by Custom Field
In: Wordpress
6 Sep 2011The default behavior for a WordPress post is to post by content publish date. On occasion, that order may need to be changed. Share this:EmailFacebookPrint
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- Tags: custom field, WordPress, wpdb
Jet Pack for WordPress
18 Mar 2011WordPress users: If you enjoy some of the features of WordPress.com, but want to self-host, check out the new JetPack plugin for WordPress: http://jetpack.me/ A great collection of features, designed to take the wordpress.com experience to your own site. Have you tried it yet? How is it working for you? Share this:EmailFacebookPrint
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- Tags: Jet Pack, Plugin, web, WordPress
Branding Your WordPress Login Screen
3 Feb 2011On occasion, I want to customize my WordPress login screen with some of my project branding. This is especially important when I’m working on a site that manages subscribers. It’s also a nice little touch to add to client sites, to give the client a sense of ownership. I was surprised at the number of [...]
I led a session at the recent Word Camp MSP event. This session was designed to help those who are just getting their feet wet with WordPress, understand what a plugin is, and how they can help their installation of WordPress. It is important to note that not every plugin is appropriate for every installation. [...]
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- Tags: Plugins, WordCampMSP, WordPress
Creating a Basic WordPress Plugin
25 May 2010This post includes some sample code, and web links for a presentation I put together for the Minneapolis/Saint Paul WordPress Users Group. The session is an introduction to creating a WordPress Plugin. This post is intended to be a place to find the resources and code used in the demonstration, but I will attempt to explain what [...]