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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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 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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I have been a Mac man for almost ten years now, and though many Web developers swear to working on a PC, I find my Mac has everything I...
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When you have completed a post in WordPress, you have the ability to save it as a draft, publish it immediately or schedule a future date when it will...
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I am working on a new WordPress site and I wanted to display a selection of random posts at the bottom of every page. It is pretty simple to...
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If you work on the web you have probably heard about HTML 5. It is the next evolutionary step in web programming and the sooner you familiarize yourself with...
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If you store files or images in a folder called “images”, and people enter www.yoursite.com/images as a URL, they will see a list of all the files you have...
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Creating a page list in WordPress is super easy. All it takes is one function call: <?php wp_list_pages(); ?>. The only problem with the list is if you have...
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