Transcript of WordPress Weekly’s Interview with Matt Mullenweg on 21 December...
It’s been awhile since I’ve posted anything here, apologies, but seeing as the 2 hour interview by Jeff Chandler of WeblogToolsCollection for WordPress Weekly with Matt Mullenweg was quite important in...
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Beijing Olympics 2008 – Closing Ceremony – The Moon is Bright Tonight
Photo courtesy of 赤子之心 It has only been 4 months since the Beijing Olympics 2008, but for some reason it seems to have happened so very long ago. Perhaps it’s because of the credit crunch and lots of...
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Transcript of WordPress Weekly’s Interview with Matt Mullenweg on 21 December...
Following on from Part 1 of WordPress Weekly’s Interview with Matt Mullenweg by Jeff Chandler, it has been really a nice surprise to receive such kind comments from various visitors (including *the*...
View ArticleTranscript of WordPress Weekly’s Interview with Matt Mullenweg on 21 December...
Since posting Part 1 and Part 2 of the transcript of WordPress Weekly’s interview with Matt Mullenweg by Jeff Chandler, I have received some really encouraging comments from WordPress ‘enthusiasts’...
View ArticleWordPress Plugin Competition 2009
Our humble website, WPSnippets, is hardly the first stop WordPress fans will visit when they look up information regarding their beloved WordPress (I recommend visiting WP Tavern and WLTC for that!)...
View ArticleWP 2.9 Features Vote Results say ‘Media Features – Put em’ in core’?
The results of the WordPress 2.9 Features Vote came out today, where Jane Wells wrote that over 3,500 people participated in the poll. Although only the first question was mandatory, Media albums and...
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WPShower – New WordPress Theme Site
This will be a short post, as I simply want to share a brand new WP theme site that I discovered via WLTC recently called WPShower. The site has released 3 lovely and free WordPress themes to date,...
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Custom Post Type Code Generator by Themergency
I found this generator quite by accident whilst looking up articles about Custom Post Types and thought I should let you know about it too: Custom Post Type Code Generator by Themergency This is...
View ArticleTheme change to Twenty Twelve
Happy 2013 to you all! It’s been a long time since this site was updated so apologies to anyone who came here wanting to visit the excellent WP-Snippets.com instead. However, there are still things I...
View ArticleMark Ghosh says bye-bye (for now) to Weblog Tools Collection
I remember Weblog Tools Collection from way back when – it was *the* source of all the latest WordPress news and getting a plugin or theme featured on its updates was (and still is quite) a big deal –...
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Switching to Responsive Theme
I recently developed a site for a client using the excellent Responsive theme as a basis. As a result, I ended up joining the Responsive Free support forums, where the CyberChimps staff offer free CSS...
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Get Involved with WordPress: The complete ‘How to contribute’ guide by...
His Jeffro-ness has recently started writing new articles again and today, he wrote about a new guide written by Siobhan McKeown which is effectively the complete handbook on how to contribute to...
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Separate theme display and functionality with a build-your-own custom...
Having worked with child themes for some time, it was great to learn something new today, one that will cause a paradigm shift in the way I work with themes. The epiphany came from Dave Clements, who...
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So it turns out Matt Mullenweg is the owner of WLTC and WP Tavern…
And if it wasn’t for my exams, I would have picked up on this news earlier… who would have thought? http://www.wptavern.com/secrets-revealed-wltc-and-wptavern Personally, I am very glad to find out...
View ArticleAutomatically import a Google Drive Sheet (CSV) into TablePress using...
To keep this post short-and-sweet, which will be the aim for future articles, I am experimenting with the Situation, Task, Action, Result (STAR) method for this write-up. Do let me know if you think it...
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