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Showing Code on WordPress Posts with Snipplr!
If you haven't used Snipplr yet, or are unsure what Snipplr is, it is basically a code pasting/sharing site on the surface. I recently signed up for an account, after looking at a lot of different places to store small snippets (bigger projects get stored GitHub) and found Snipplr to be a really excellent application. Today, I'm going to go over how to display code on your WordPress site using a Snipplr plugin and a snippet of your choice, I'll also be talking about some of the cooler features of Snipplr.
Posted in Client Side, Featured, Plugins, WordpressBy Drew Douglass
WordPress Plugin: Envato Recent Items, Updated!
Howdy folks! In case you missed it, I recently wrote an article for the ThemeForest Blog entitled display your recent items with WordPress and the Envato API. This post showed you how to display items from markets like ThemeForest and Flashden on your blog, along with their thumbnails and links. Well, the plugin has been updated with some new features and is now available on the WordPress plugin directory. Read on to find out about the features and how to use the plugin!
Posted in Featured, Plugins, Server Side, WordpressBy Drew Douglass
Use the Twitter and TinyURL APIs to Create a WordPress Plugin
After the success of the release of our first WordPress plugin, Are You Sure?, we've decided to show you how to make a super simple WordPress plugin that uses the TinyURL and Twitter API. The plugin we will create will add a little link to the end of each individual post, this link will allow the users to send the title of the page they are reading, along with a tinyurl link to the page. Lets get coding!
Posted in Featured, PHP, Plugins, WordpressBy Drew Douglass
Wordpress Plugin: Are You Sure?
Today we are releasing a new and very simple Wordpress plugin we think you will all enjoy. The plugin is named Are You Sure? and it was created to prevent any accidental postings. If you have used Wordpress for any amount of time, I am sure you have accidentally pressed the 'Publish' button before you were ready to publish. Sure, you can go back and change it, but chances are your RSS readers and anyone browsing the site already have seen it. Are You Sure? uses some simple Javascript when the Publish button is clicked and confirms that you do indeed wish to publish the current content. Read on to download and for instructions.
Posted in Downloads, Featured, Plugins, Resources, Server Side, WordpressBy Drew Douglass
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