Month: September 2015

  • Why theme documentation matters

    So, you have a theme in the WordPress repository and have some documentation but you only have the basic information. How can you improve upon that?

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  • WordPress Static Front Page

    Setting up a front page is hard. So many things to think. Do you want a page of your latest writings to be what a visitor first encounters or do you want a static page? Perhaps a unique template so as to differentiate between the rest of the site?

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  • The case for no upsell

    Today I ran into a bit of an internal debate. This is something that has driven me crazy for the […]

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  • Child themes are good

    Creating a child theme can go a long way. Not only can you make some minor changes but you can also extend and create more without having to lose those alterations when the parent theme gets updated.

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  • Projects on hold

    Not long ago I posted about by small widget: Random project It felt good. I’ve been slowly working on random […]

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  • Random project

    A long time ago I created a decent and somewhat quick plugin for personal use. All it does is display […]

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  • Testing the waters

    A few days ago I tweeted something that caught my eye: Now that is cool! https://t.co/qq7KtVsPwD — Jose Castaneda (@joemcasta) […]

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