After receiving a bunch emails about how to modify the Header Image Rotator plugin to work with Wordpress themes, I decided to write this brief tutorial.
Problem description: “The plugin does not work with my Wordpress theme even though I have everything else set up correctly and am receiving green check marks in the […]
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Header Image Rotator Tutorial: How to customize the plugin to work with your theme
Published June 8th, 2007 in Wordpress. 23 Comments If you’re having trouble with this plugin please view my post on how to fix a common problem here.
I recently finished my first Wordpress plugin titled the “Header Image Rotator”. What does it do? Well, like the title says, it rotates your blog header images. Why is this one different you may ask? Well, after […]
If you noticed the site down today it was due to a major upgrade I was performing. I upgraded to the new version of Wordpress, Ella 2.1. It was a pretty major task since I extensively hacked and gutted my original Wordpress installation and theme. I also reconfigured and upgraded my plugins. To help […]
Check out my little brother’s new plugin for Wordpress. It’s called TubePress and basically allows you to share your favorite YouTube videos. Here’s a working version and here’s the link to download it.
Tutorial: Removing EditorMonkey from Wordpress
Published October 10th, 2006 in Wordpress. 0 CommentsA few weeks ago I published a post of my favorite Wordpress plugins. In that list I included a plugin called EditorMonkey. Unfortunately, the plugin turned out to be a lemon and was a real pain to remove. When I first tried to remove it by deactivating the plugin from the Wordpress admin panel, I […]
Making custom user roles in Wordpress
Published August 16th, 2006 in Web Design and Wordpress. 1 CommentI finally figured out how to hack the user roles in wordpress to control exactly what they could and couldn't do. Although the default user roles were adequate, it didn't provide the type of control I needed. Wordpress 2.0 assigns user roles with an associated user level for backwards compatibility. These access levels are labeled […]