Web Infinity
Web has that enormous feeling of infinity — every word and though never lost or erased once it’s up there on the web. Incredible, isn’t it, that feeling of never loosing something you hold dear.
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Web has that enormous feeling of infinity — every word and though never lost or erased once it’s up there on the web. Incredible, isn’t it, that feeling of never loosing something you hold dear.
Update: Ryan has made this into a plugin — Code Comments.
Add this to your theme’s functions.php to allow readers post fragments of code in their comments (wrapped in <code>...</code>) which are automatically encoded (think of < and <)
add_filter('pre_comment_content', 'encode_code_in_comment');
function encode_code_in_comment($source) {
$encoded = preg_replace_callback('/<code>(.*?)<\/code>/ims',
create_function(
'$matches',
'$matches[1] = preg_replace(
array("/^[\r|\n]+/i", "/[\r|\n]+$/i"), "",
$matches[1]);
return "<code>" . htmlentities($matches[1]) . "</code>";'
),
$source);
if ($encoded)
return $encoded;
else
return $source;
}
<code>...</code> is encoded.<code> and before closing </code> are removed in order to avoid unnecessary <br /> tags.Can you think of any reason why placing article credits before the headline, like this:
<p>August 18, 2009 by Author Name</p> <h1>Title of the Post</h1> <p>Post body goes here.</p>
is semantically worse than moving credits after the title:
<h1>Title of the Post</h1> <p>August 18, 2009 by Author Name</p> <p>Post body goes here.</p>
Tabbed Widgets plugin has been updated — fixed default javascript variables.
I found the time to update one of my most popular plugins — Tabbed Widgets. Test it (version 0.81) and report your findings at WordPress support forum.
Your support and donations are much appreciated and encourage further updates and development.
by Ainars Mielavs.
Ever wanted to have multiple galleries on the same post or page? Currently most of the solutions require you to manually edit gallery shortcode and add something like include="img_id_1 img_id2". Luckily, WordPress 2.9 will have this include/exclude feature built in core, but you still don’t have an easy way to select images which to include or to insert multiple galleries.
Therefore, I created a plugin called Multiple Galleries which adds checkboxes next to images in the Insert Gallery window which makes selecting images to be included in galleries fast and easy. If no checkbox is selected, all images are included.
I created this plugin because I am designing a new WordPress theme for designers, artists, architects and all of the creative types where the ability to have multiple galleries per portfolio entry is very important.
Let’s create the most expensive GPL licensed WordPress plugin and call it the Pricey GPL. It is offered as a free download from WordPress.org and by default it displays a random paragraph from the most downloaded book at Project Gutenberg in the WordPress dashboard. Of course, there is a widget available, too.
However, to enjoy the real value of the Pricey GPL, you have to purchase a monthly subscription to the PriceyGPL.com service (an API key) which displays a random paragraph from one of the GPL licenses. Read more »
Khoi Vinh together with Allan Cole have released (a rather noisy) grid based WordPress theme called Basic Math.
They say it’s GPL, while the price tag reads: “Single-site License (Limited time only) $45″, which clearly violates one of the main freedoms protected by GPL — the freedom to run the program, for any purpose (freedom 0).
Update: Basic Math is now fully GPL.
I just realized that the automatic update thing also works for themes hosted outside of wordpress.org.