Konstruktors Web Direction & Design by Kaspars Dambis
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. Thank you, and don’t forget to check out all of the amazing plugins that have been created.
What would you do if Comic Sans was the only typeface available? Read more »
Following the release of the Tabbed Widgets plugin many people left comments saying that it doesn’t work with the theme they are using. And only then I realized how many themes do not take full advantage of widget functionality that WordPress provides by default. In this article I am going to show you how to fix them. Read more »
Go to Google advanced search and search for the following: all these words: php this exact wording or phrase: *RECURSION*. You should get the We’re sorry… page because of too many automated requests, which you are cleary not doing. How weird is that?
[P]art of what makes a great journalist is having a good BS detector.
From a comment by John on “It’s worth fighting for”.
Update (December 16, 2008): Thank you everyone for expressing such a great interest in this theme. I am hoping to release it early next year (2009). If you would like to support the development, donations are more than welcome.
Update: I have posted the first HTML mock-ups of this WordPress theme.
Here are a few sketches of a WordPress theme that would be ideal for video/audio podcast websites and blogs. Read more »
Here they are — at Onkel Andys Tagebuch — the very first and beautifully customized tabbed widgets.
Opera Web Standards Curriculum is something that the Web worker community has been in need for a long time. Thank you, Opera.
This plugin is also a participant of the WordPress Plugin Competition. If you like it, please go and vote for it.
With Tabbed Widgets plugin one can easily create tab and accordion type blocks of content without writing a single line of code. Simply select the widgets you want to appear as tabs, specify their tab titles and a new tabbed widget is created automatically which you can then place in any of the widgetized areas. Read more »
WordPress 2.6 significantly improves the way JavaScript and CSS files can be added to the HTML <head>, and because of these changes the methods of WP_Scripts class have been altered a lot.
Therefore PHP Speedy — my favourit plugin which I think should be incorporated into the WordPress core — requires the following changes to work with WordPress 2.6. Read more »
I am using WordPress 2.6 (currently beta 2) now, and here are the issues/problems discovered so far: (1) PHP Speedy WP doesn’t work any more because of the changes in WP_scripts class. Read more »