Don’t like the proposed WordPress 2.7 menu structure? Why not make it sortable and with ability to rename top-level menu items so that those who still prefer Manage and Write instead of Posts and Pages can have it.
Here is how it works: Read more »
Observing the Web and Thinking About Design
Don’t like the proposed WordPress 2.7 menu structure? Why not make it sortable and with ability to rename top-level menu items so that those who still prefer Manage and Write instead of Posts and Pages can have it.
Here is how it works: Read more »
Automattic have published WordPress 2.7 user interface wireframes (.pdf) that list and explain the changes planned for the next major release of WordPress. I think there are only two things wrong with the purposed user interface and the information architecture: Read »
The UI example has been updated to support Internet Explorer 6, 7 and 8. Another improvement is the unified HTML/CSS template for the list-type content inside widgets. Read »
Here is a functional html/css/js mock-up of my idea. Read »
Update: this mock-up has now been turned into a fully functional interface. In the previous post I stated that the proposed vertical navigation bar for WordPress 2.7 Dashboard is not the best solution for the purpose that it is going to be used for. And just because there should be a reason why most of the [...] Read »
Tabbed Widgets plugin for WordPress has been updated to include most of the features that users of the plugin have requested since it was first released. Here is a quick list of all the improvements that are available in version 0.71: An “invisible” sidebar or widgetized area is added to the list of the available [...] Read »
I’ve just received the first ever voluntary donation for the WordPress plugin and theme work that I have done. And it feels really good, shall I say. Read »
Tabbed Widgets plugin is a participant of the WordPress Plugin Competition 2008. If you have found this plugin useful, please show you sympathies by voting here. Read »
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