Using Ajax with WordPress
A little while back, I updated Magazine Basic and added the Ajax save function. When I uploaded it to WordPress to await approval, I received some feedback on how...
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A little while back, I updated Magazine Basic and added the Ajax save function. When I uploaded it to WordPress to await approval, I received some feedback on how...
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This is not a function that you would need to use often, but I came across a reason to use it recently and I thought it might be a...
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When people visit my site and do a search, I assume they’re looking for results within my posts and not in any of my static pages. Too bad WordPress...
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If you are building a custom theme that you would like to add to the WordPress directory or start to sell online somewhere, a great function that can help...
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Adding a color or image to your Web site’s background is not a very complicated thing to do if you are familiar with CSS. Luckily for those out there...
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Using the standard Web safe fonts is quickly becoming a thing of the past thanks to modern alternatives like @font-face kits and the new Google Font API. Taking a...
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When you’re emailing or uploading larger files, it always makes sense to compress them first. This decreases file size and also helps avoid file corruption during transfer. The most...
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I was just cleaning up some code on my site and noticed a small security hole in my comments sections. Every time I posted a comment, WordPress automatically added...
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When it comes to forms, every browser displays inputs, select drop downs and buttons differently. You can style certain elements using CSS but things like radio buttons and checkboxes...
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For some reason, a lot of people seem to be using extremely long post titles. I am a firm believer in making a title as precise as possible to...
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