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WordPress Landing Page Custom Fields Inhouse Media Tutorial
The recent WordPress Landing Page Custom Fields Tutorial used window.open calls to access WordPress Blog Custom Field URLs, but some web browsers block these calls, and so, as of today, we’ve made the reasoning more complex to allow for the … Continue reading
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Tagged audio, blog, codex, custom field, customize, Did you know, dropdown, emoji, field, image, intervention, landing page, link, loop, media, object, option, permalink, PHP, post, programming, select, slug, stop press, theme, tutorial, TwentyTen, TwentyTen theme, video, Wordpress
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WordPress Custom Fields Primer Tutorial
I spy with my little eye something beginning with … 💡 Yes, 💡 Up above, 💡 Aw … what a bright idea?! How come I click on the light bulb (💡) and it has dropdown options unique to this blog … Continue reading
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Tagged blog, codex, custom field, customize, dropdown, emoji, field, intervention, link, loop, option, permalink, PHP, programming, select, slug, theme, tutorial, TwentyTen, TwentyTen theme, Wordpress
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XML-RPC on WordPress Vulnerability Primer Tutorial
If you researched XML-RPC when you read our Flickr and WordPress Integration Primer Tutorial about the capabilities of (the online image repository) Flickr and WordPress automation of blog postings, you’d have been like me, and have been very enthusiastic about … Continue reading
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Tagged Administration, blog, Did you know, hack, IP address, login, security, tutorial, website, Wordpress, XML-RPC
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WordPress Blog Data URI in Post Plugin Tutorial
Today, we’ve got another WordPress plugin to suit the TwentyTen themed blog you are reading, adding onto those described at WordPress Blog Collaborative Annotated Email FormData Post Tutorial. This plugin suits the Content Editor creating the posts in the administration … Continue reading
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WordPress Blog TwentyTen Theme Glow Tutorial
And so we come to (W3School’s glowing text inspired) “glow” ideas regarding this WordPress blog, adding onto yesterday’s Flowchart and Venn Diagram Glow Tutorial blog posting thread of “glow” functionality. Today we show you this WordPress blog TwentyTen theme’s stylesheet … Continue reading
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I like the single-row radio-play approach for keeping the controls compact while still making each selection clear. When I’m checking a calculation alongside a tutorial, I use StepStat to see the intermediate steps; how do you handle the layout when the playlist gets much longer?