wp_enqueue_style, versioning and conditional CSS comments
I like to enqueue my CSS styles because it has the benefit of adding a version string. A link like style.css?ver=0.7 is useful because it will force visitors to download an updated style.css when the version number is increased. Here’s what I currently use in my functions.php: (more…)
Ajax For All WordPress Blogs
WordPress is stupid
In case you haven’t been aware of this, WordPress core developers think that potentially breaking thousands of links on thousands of sites is an accepatable edge case. Here’s a great summary of what has been said. (more…)
Password protecting the wp-admin directory
How to add support for navigation menus to your WordPress theme
WPMU fast backend switch
WordPress 3.0 network lighttpd rewrite rules
Nesting WordPress loops
Sometimes it’s useful to put a WordPress loop inside another loop. To do this you’ll have to create a new WP_Query object, as in this example: (more…)
Visitor Movies for WordPress
Did you ever want to know what exactly your visitors are doing on your site? Watch them!
A client of mine wanted a plugin to log what users type into forms. I kind of didn’t see the point at first. But a few days later I was a little annoyed that there was apparently no free alternative to websites like clixpy, clicktale and similar services. (more…)
