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WP Customization

WordPress Customization - Tips, tricks and PHP hacks that make WP a better place to blog and CMS.

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Optimizing MySQL queries in WordPress

Consumed => “Understanding MySQL in WordPress” by Scott Taylor on Monday By Noon.

Finally taking the WPMU plunge

FYI => It’s been on my radar but at this point I couldn’t resist their “last chance before the increase” offer. WPMU.org here I come!

WordPress option: active_plugins vs WP multisite: active_sitewide_plugins

FYI => I was pulling an error with a plugin I developed and ended up trolling around the bowels of WordPress, specifically WordPress multisite.

WordPress dirty little save_post secrets

FYI => The WordPress action save_post isn’t quite what the WP codex makes it out to be. Or at least that’s my current perception. Let me explain…

WordPress 3.5: “An error occurred in the upload. Please try again later.”

FYI => Tweak by tweak I’ve been working my way through my OOP based WordPress theme WP ezBoilerStrap. Finally, I believe I’ve resolved one of the most frustrating bugs:

Improve the speed of your WordPress website

Consumed => “Website Performance Optimization” by Andy Killen on WordPress.tv.

WordPress as a REST API

Consumed => “Using WordPress as a REST API for a Mobile App” by Andy Killen on Speckyboy Design Magazine.

WordPress, Brightcove and ingesting remote assets – Part 1

Consumed => “Creating Videos with Remote Video Files Using FTP Batch Provisioning” on Brightcove (Support).

WordPress and external APIs

Consumed => “Interacting with external APIs” by Ben Lobaugh on WordPress TV.

Snippets for making your WordPress site more social

Bookmarked => “WordPress snippets to work with social networks” by Jean-Baptiste Jung on Cats Who Code.

WordPress plugins for mobile themes and websites

Bookmarked => “15 Free WordPress Mobile Plugins” by Ander on Tripwire Magazine.

WordPress: Custom Post Types – Getting started

Consumed => “The Complete Guide To Custom Post Types” by Daniel Pataki on Smashing Magazine.

Tips on launching your WordPress plugin

Consumed => “Tips to Launch your WordPress Plugin Effectively” by Jonathan Goldford on Speckyboy Design Magazine.

WordPress: Catching an incoming callback from an external platform

Consumed => “A (Mostly) Complete Guide to the WordPress Rewrite API” by Christopher Davis on Performance Media Group.

Every community needs a good calendar

Consumed => “Building a WordPress Theme Around the Events Calendar Plugin” by Vladislav Davidzon on Speckyboy Design Magazine.

WordPress, post types, taxonomies and the rewrite API

Consumed => “The Rewrite API: Post Types & Taxonomies” by Stephen Harris on n WP TutsPlus.

WordPress permalinks and htaccess customization

Consumed => “The Rewrite API: The Basics” by Stephen Harris on WP TutsPlus.

WordPress 3.4 – What’s new

Consumed => “What’s New in WordPress 3.4″ by Daniel Pataki on Smashing Magazine.

WordPress plugin fame & fortune

Consumed => “Pros and Cons of Developing Plugins While Hosting them at the WordPress Repository” by Vladislav Davidzon on Speckboy.

WordPress and the illusion of shortcuts

Consumed => “25 Serious Alternatives to Custom WordPress Themes” by Sonny M. Day on Tripwire Magazine.