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Jungle Jar

JungleJar - Gravatars and Wordpress - Extended - 0 views

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    Looking to make your Wordpress template gravatar friendly? Wanna be able to incorporate your own default gravatar without having to use the ones Wordpress supplies? Click click.
Alexis Sgavel

How to Create A Custom WordPress Meta Box - 0 views

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    Creating a custom WordPress meta box lets you make clean UI elements for you and your clients. The default WordPress custom fields are functional, but IMHO, and if you can pull it off, using a WordPress meta box is the way to go. It will give your project that professional touch.
Alexis Sgavel

Multiple custom search forms in WordPress | 456 Berea Street - 1 views

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    There are occasions when you want to fine-tune where, when, and how WordPress outputs search forms. For example you will likely want to change the default HTML used for the form, and you may want to display more than one search form on some pages.
John Pratt

How to check server requirements for WordPress 3.2 upgrade - 6 views

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    This is a tutorial on how to check your server requirements to make sure you can upgrade to wordpress 3.2, and a review of the new features, and new default 2011 theme that will be released with this new WP udpate.
anonymous

Bit.ly Shortlinks - 0 views

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    This plugin replaces the default WordPress shortlinks with bit.ly shortlinks.
anonymous

Custom Field Template - 0 views

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    This plugin adds the default custom fields on the Write Post/Page.
anonymous

Relevanssi - A Better Search - 0 views

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    Relevanssi replaces the default search with a partial-match search that sorts results by relevance. It also indexes comments and shortcode content.
anonymous

Postie - 0 views

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    The Postie plugin allows you to blog via e-mail, including many advanced features not found in wordpress's default post by e-mail feature.
Philipp Stracker

How To Create Custom Post Meta Boxes In WordPress - 0 views

  • Since you only want your post meta box to appear on the post editor screen in the admin, you’ll use the load-post.php and load-post-new.php hooks to initialize your meta box code
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    Simple steps to add a custom meta-box to default WordPress post-types
Peter Nilsson

You Don't Always Need a Plugin for Your WordPress Website - 2 views

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    There are features we always can avail without installing plugins. Some of them are available by default and others can be integrated with 5 lines of code.
Luciano Ferrer

How to Change Defaut Product Sorting in WooCommerce - 1 views

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    "The default WooCommerce sorting is by "menu order", which means manually and if a manual product order is not set, the product are going to be displayed alphabetically. Before we continue, let me show you how to sort WooCommerce products manually, maybe it is just what you need."
Vernon Fowler

HTML Purifier | Joseph Scott - 2 views

  • He wrote the HTML Purified WordPress plugin, which “replaces the default WordPress comments filters with HTML Purifier”.
pcactive

WordPress › Ultimate TinyMCE « WordPress Plugins - 1 views

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    "Ultimate TinyMCE will add over 40 new buttons to the default visual tinymce editor, giving you the power to visually create your pages and posts. No need for mucking about in HTML and CSS."
Vernon Fowler

Should I change my WordPress MySQL database tables from MyISAM to InnoDB? | TCBarrett - 0 views

  • MySQL’s default storage engine changed from MyISAM to InnoDB with version 5.5
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    InnoDB is, in theory, always going to be a better storage engine. Offering database features that should be part and parcel of all applications. On the internet, speed is king. Faster pages are always better. So, unless you know differently, leave things as they are. Your host controls your database version. Your database developers have tuned and selected the fastest engine. Go with that.
Vernon Fowler

Jetpack and WordPress SEO * disable OpenGraph in Jetpack * Yoast - 0 views

  • In their last release, they enabled OpenGraph tags by default with no setting to disable it. Even when you already have WordPress SEO enabled and OpenGraph enabled in that. This is making people freak  out everywhere as double OpenGraph tags lead to problems with Google+ and with Facebook.
  • The best solution, honestly, is to install another plugin by Mark Jaquith, called Manual Control for Jetpack. This disables Jetpack automatic activation of new modules. Now you at least have to manually do something for stuff to break on your site when the Jetpack team decides to push new stuff.
  • This particular OpenGraph feature is in the Publicize module, so you’d think you could disable that, but that doesn’t seem to work. Instead, adding this line in your functions.php should fix this particular problem:

    1add_filter( 'jetpack_enable_opengraph', '__return_false', 99 );
Vernon Fowler

WordPress Q&A Plugin - WPMU DEV - 1 views

  • Optionally, you can further customize the appearance of the Q&A section, to better integrate it with your theme. To do so, simply copy the php files from default-templates into your theme folder and start customizing.
Vernon Fowler

Transfer WordPress Image Captions to HTML5 - 0 views

  • How to transfer the default code to html5? Here it is: open the functions.php (you can find it in the theme folder), then copy and paste the following php code to the functions.php
Vernon Fowler

Nav Menu Roles Plugin for WordPress: Change Menus Based on User Status - 1 views

  • If you’d like to show the menu to everybody, regardless of user role (in other words, to act like a normal menu item), simply select the “By Role” option and do not check anything off the list. This will ensure that anybody visiting your site can see the link. This is also the default option when new items are added to your menus, so if you don’t want to restrict access, you don’t have to do a single thing.
Rika Y

Search Meter: a WordPress plugin » Semicolon - 0 views

  • sm_list_popular_searches() Show a simple list of the 5 most popular recent successful search terms, hyperlinked to the actual search results. sm_list_popular_searches('<h2>Popular Searches</h2>') Show the list as above, with the heading “Popular Searches”. If there have been no successful searches, then this tag displays no heading and no list. sm_list_popular_searches('<li><h2>Popular Searches</h2>', '</li>') Show the headed list as above; this form of the tag should be used in the default WordPress theme. Put it in the sidebar.php file. sm_list_popular_searches('<li><h2>Popular Searches</h2>', '</li>', 10) This is the same as the above, but it shows the 10 most popular searches. sm_list_recent_searches() Show a simple list of the 5 most recent successful search terms, hyperlinked to the actual search results. You can also use the same options as for the sm_list_popular_searches tag.
anonymous

Widget Logic (A Wordpress Plugin) - 0 views

  • The 'Widget logic' field at work in standard widgets. The widget_content filter and wp_reset_query options are at the foot of the widget admin page. (Both are off by default.)
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    A *great* way to instruct widgets to only appear on certain pages/categories. Fantastic stuff!
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