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The current version of my WordPress SEO plugin has a new feature: it supports post type archives in several places. It also has a bug: if your version of WordPress (ie. everything before 3.1) doesn''t support post type archives, it''ll break. Now, this is annoying and something I will fix in the next release, but [...]
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\nYou see, the plugin is in beta. WordPress is not. Why, please do tell me, would you not upgrade WordPress first but instead upgrade the plugin and then decide not to upgrade WordPress? I''ve had 10+ threads on the WP forums about this same topic now (which actually is another issue in itself, people don''t search and I can''t close threads).
\nLet me list some standard reasons for not upgrading and my response:
\nNow, I''ll point everyone here who has one of these issues. If you feel I''m too harsh: I''m sorry. That won''t change my opinion though. If you really need my plugin and are at a loss at what to do, you can always, you know, hire me.
\nUpgrade WordPress, then upgrade plugins! is a post from Joost de Valk's Yoast - Tweaking Websites. \n\nA good WordPress blog needs good hosting, you don''t want your blog to be slow, or, even worse, down, do you? Check out my thoughts on WordPress hosting!
In most cases, your plugin has stuff it needs to do in the admin area. It probably also has stuff it needs to do in the frontend. These two never happen at the same time, so you can actually separate the two. The easiest way of separating frontend and backend code is having a set [...]
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\nYou separate these by checking for two simple things:
\n\nif ( is_admin() )\n require ''class-admin.php'';\nelse\n require ''class-frontend.php'';
Easy enough right? Well you might want to take it even one step further. WordPress sets a constant for when you''re doing an AJAX request. This constant is DOING_AJAX. When WordPress is performing an AJAX request in the admin area, you probably won''t need to load the code for your admin settings pages, but you do need to load the code for your AJAX requests.
So you''ll end up with code like this:
\n\nif ( is_admin() ) {\n if ( defined(''DOING_AJAX'') && DOING_AJAX )\n require ''class-admin-ajax.php'';\n else\n require ''class-admin.php'';\n} else {\n require ''class-frontend.php'';\n}
This also means that the first snippet should be amended a bit, even when you''re not doing anything with AJAX, you should load it like this:
\n\nif ( is_admin() && ( !defined( ''DOING_AJAX'' ) || !DOING_AJAX ) )\n require ''class-admin.php'';\nelse\n require ''class-frontend.php'';
By loading your code in a modular way like that, you''re making 100% sure your code has the lightest footprint possible and you''re not loading stuff that you (could) know upfront will never be used.
\nSeparating frontend and admin code is a post from Joost de Valk's Yoast - Tweaking Websites. \n\nA good WordPress blog needs good hosting, you don''t want your blog to be slow, or, even worse, down, do you? Check out my thoughts on WordPress hosting!
A WordPress plugin or theme should never have to output inline styles, especially not in the frontend. Inline styles will prevent some doctypes from validating and they are actually a factor to slow down your page loads. If your plugin outputs a piece of code that needs styling, add an ID to the output and [...]
Optional Styles is a post from Joost de Valk's Yoast - Tweaking Websites. \n\nA good WordPress blog needs good hosting, you don''t want your blog to be slow, or, even worse, down, do you? Check out my thoughts on WordPress hosting!
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\nIf your plugin outputs a piece of code that needs styling, add an ID to the output and output the style using a style tag in the <head>. Next to that you should add an option to remove the style altogether, and tell users how to add the CSS to their own theme''s stylesheet.
Optional Styles is a post from Joost de Valk's Yoast - Tweaking Websites. \n\nA good WordPress blog needs good hosting, you don''t want your blog to be slow, or, even worse, down, do you? Check out my thoughts on WordPress hosting!
As you might have noticed I''ve recently started reviewing WordPress plugins. I do this for free, because I think both users and developers benefit from peer reviews of plugins. I''m not saying all my plugins are perfect, they''re not. I try hard though and if someone reviews my plugin I''ll happily learn from what they [...]
Professional WordPress Plugin Development is a post from Joost de Valk's Yoast - Tweaking Websites. \n\nA good WordPress blog needs good hosting, you don''t want your blog to be slow, or, even worse, down, do you? Check out my thoughts on WordPress hosting!
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As you might have noticed I''ve recently started reviewing WordPress plugins. I do this for free, because I think both users and developers benefit from peer reviews of plugins. I''m not saying all my plugins are perfect, they''re not. I try hard though and if someone reviews my plugin I''ll happily learn from what they find.
What I did find though, is that there are lots of developers out there who don''t know how to use all the powerful API''s that WordPress provides them with to develop plugins. This is why I also immediately started a WordPress development best practices section in which I''ll highlight the most important things. The issue is that there are quite a few development best practices that you should know about if you''re intending to be a real good plugin developer.
\nThis is where a new book, by Ozh Richard, Justin Tadlock and Brad Williams comes in, it''s aptly titled Professional WordPress Plugin Development (aff link). It''s a big fat book that covers each and every bit you need to know to become a super developer of WordPress plugins. All you need after that is creativity and good ideas.
\nI have to admit, I am a bit biased, as I wrote the foreword for the book, but I''ll also admit to having been incredibly honored when these guys asked me to write that. You see, these guys have been my source for interesting articles about WordPress for years and they were the perfect team to write this book. Having now gone through it completely, I''m 100% sure: if you''re interested in WordPress plugin development, whether or not you want to do it professionally, you should buy and read this book.
\nSo what are you waiting for? Go order that book!
\nProfessional WordPress Plugin Development is a post from Joost de Valk's Yoast - Tweaking Websites. \n\nA good WordPress blog needs good hosting, you don''t want your blog to be slow, or, even worse, down, do you? Check out my thoughts on WordPress hosting!
An often made mistake by WordPress developers is to use to generic function and class names. For instance, if you''re building a plugin to do with YouTube, using a class name "Youtube" is bound to cause issues: if a user has multiple plugins dealing with Youtube, he or she could very well end up with [...]
Using a namespace for your functions and classes is a post from Joost de Valk's Yoast - Tweaking Websites. \n\nA good WordPress blog needs good hosting, you don''t want your blog to be slow, or, even worse, down, do you? Check out my thoughts on WordPress hosting!
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\nThe best thing to do in these cases is to use one or more classes for your plugin, and to use a namespace for these. So, for instance, a class called "YoastYoutube" instead of "Youtube". One of the benefits of using a class is that the function names within that class can be short and concise and need not be namespace. So you could have a function get(), within that class, and it would never break anything.
This is also valid for other instances where your chosen names might collide: custom taxonomies and custom post types, widget names and also specific hooks for actions and filters that you add to your plugin or theme.
\nUsing a namespace for your functions and classes is a post from Joost de Valk's Yoast - Tweaking Websites. \n\nA good WordPress blog needs good hosting, you don''t want your blog to be slow, or, even worse, down, do you? Check out my thoughts on WordPress hosting!
Why you should want to know about the WordPress HTTP API? Well, some WordPress installs may have CURL installed for instance, others may not. On some installs you''re allowed to do file_get_contents to external URLs, on others you''re not. If you''re relying on these features to work, your plugin might not work for a lot [...]
WordPress HTTP API is a post from Joost de Valk's Yoast - Tweaking Websites. \n\nA good WordPress blog needs good hosting, you don''t want your blog to be slow, or, even worse, down, do you? Check out my thoughts on WordPress hosting!
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The WordPress HTTP API makes fetching from or posting to remote servers a breeze. It does this by allowing you to be transport agnostic when you fetch or post something. The HTTP API will choose the fastest and most reliable method out of the five different transports available in PHP. It''ll take care of discovering what transports are allowed on that server at that time.
\nThe two most important functions and the ones you will probably use 99% of the time are:
\nwp_remote_get().wp_remote_post().wp_remote_get()As the Codex explains, this is a wrapper function for the WordPress HTTP API that does a remote get call for you. In most cases you''ll only need to do:
\n\n$resp = wp_remote_get( ''http://example.com/'' );
The body of the page that you requested can then be accessed through $resp[''body'']. You should actually check though whether the $resp[''response''][''code''] was actually 200 first, so do something like this:
if ( 200 == $resp[''response''][''code''] ) {\n $body = $resp[''body''];\n // perform action with the content.\n}
There''s also a function that can do this for you, although I don''t really like the way it works myself. This function is called wp_remote_retrieve_body. The code for it is as follows:
function wp_remote_retrieve_body( &$response ) {\n if ( is_wp_error($response) || ! isset($response[''body'']) )\n return '''';\n \n return $response[''body''];\n}
You could use it in the following way:
\n\n$body = wp_remote_retrieve_body( wp_remote_get( ''http://example.com/'' ) );
If something went wrong, $body would then be empty, so you''d have to check for that. Note that if the response code was 404, body could now contain the 404 page, as wp_remote_get, as far as I know, will not return an error when the result was a 404.
wp_remote_post()If you want to post some data to a remote URL using the WordPress HTTP API, do the following:
\n\n$args = array(\n ''body'' => ''some data'',\n ''user-agent'' => ''Yoast Coolness''\n);\n$resp = wp_remote_post( ''http://example.com'', $args );
You can then handle $resp in the same way as with wp_remote_get. Both functions are actually wrapper functions on top of the function request in class WP_Http, see the XRef for that function for more details.
WordPress HTTP API is a post from Joost de Valk's Yoast - Tweaking Websites. \n\nA good WordPress blog needs good hosting, you don''t want your blog to be slow, or, even worse, down, do you? Check out my thoughts on WordPress hosting!
Not many people realize the power that WordPress gives them by making feeds for everything on the site. If you register a custom post type it gets a feed by default, so for my new WordPress Plugin Review section, which is built on a custom post type for plugin reviews, there''s a custom feed here: [...]
Power User Tip: Custom Post Type Feeds & Google is a post from Joost de Valk's Yoast - Tweaking Websites. \n\nA good WordPress blog needs good hosting, you don''t want your blog to be slow, or, even worse, down, do you? Check out my thoughts on WordPress hosting!
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\nhttp://yoast.com/wp-plugin-review/feed/\n
That feed is actually a valid "sitemap" for Google Webmaster Tools as well, so you can just submit it there, as you can see here:
\n
Custom Post Type feeds in Google Webmaster Tools
If you submit them there, Google will regularly poll them which will make it easier for you to get your custom post types indexed!
\nIf you want to add your custom post type feed to the head section of your page, use the following code, of course adapting it for your own post type:
\n\nfunction yst_add_feed() {\n if ( is_post_type_archive( array(''plugin_review'') ) \n || is_singular( ''plugin_review'' ) ) \n {\n $feed = get_post_type_archive_feed_link( ''plugin_review'' );\n echo ''<link rel="alternate" type="application/rss+xml" \n title="Plugin Reviews by Yoast RSS Feed" \n href="''.$feed.''" />'';\n }\n}\nadd_action( ''wp_head'', ''yst_add_feed'' );
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WordPress 3.2 will require PHP 5.2 or higher, as a result of which I''ve decided that my WordPress SEO plugin, currently still in beta, will also require PHP 5.2 and I will probably start having the same requirements for future version of my other plugins. This saves me time coding and testing against a version [...]
Why WordPress and some of my plugins require PHP 5.2 is a post from Joost de Valk's Yoast - Tweaking Websites. \n\nA good WordPress blog needs good hosting, you don''t want your blog to be slow, or, even worse, down, do you? Check out my thoughts on WordPress hosting!
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Theme authors come in two different shapes and sizes: those who integrate SEO "functionality" into their themes and those who don''t. If you''re in the camp of integrating SEO functionality into your theme, you''ve got yet another choice to make: do you "yield" for site owners that have an SEO plugin installed, disabling your own [...]
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Over the last few months, I''ve seen GoDaddy rise up in the rankings for a lot of hosting related terms. At first I suspected they were finally using their very strong domain in a smart way, but then I noticed they ranked for terms I know you can''t rank for without a lot of external links, no [...]
Over the last few months, I''ve seen GoDaddy rise up in the rankings for a lot of hosting related terms. At first I suspected they were finally using their very strong domain in a smart way, but then I noticed they ranked for terms I know you can''t rank for without a lot of external links, no [...]
Google seems to have taken out the whitelisting process for several types rich snippets, most importantly the review and review-aggregate types. In the process they have also made some changes to how combined author / rich snippets are shown. Let me run you through what I''ve seen over the last few days. Review snippets for [...]
Google seems to have taken out the whitelisting process for several types rich snippets, most importantly the review and review-aggregate types. In the process they have also made some changes to how combined author / rich snippets are shown. Let me run you through what I''ve seen over the last few days. Review snippets for [...]
Quite often I give people the advice to change their WordPress permalink structure, this post details the why and, more importantly: how to make such a change without losing the traffic that you already have. It includes a new tool built by yours truly to help you create the necessary redirects. Keep on reading! Why [...]
Quite often I give people the advice to change their WordPress permalink structure, this post details the why and, more importantly: how to make such a change without losing the traffic that you already have. It includes a new tool built by yours truly to help you create the necessary redirects. Keep on reading! Why [...]
The most common question we answer in our website reviews is "how do I make my site rank for keyword X?". What most people don''t realize is that they''re asking the wrong question. You see, sites don''t rank: pages rank. If you want to rank for a keyword, you''ll need to determine which page is [...]
The most common question we answer in our website reviews is "how do I make my site rank for keyword X?". What most people don''t realize is that they''re asking the wrong question. You see, sites don''t rank: pages rank. If you want to rank for a keyword, you''ll need to determine which page is [...]
Reliable email delivery is important to your business: your website probably has a contact form for hiring inquiries; your web application(s) rely on email for interaction with your clients, heck, you might even rely on your server to send email for e-commerce transactions. If those emails do not reliably reach you or your (prospective) customers, [...]
Reliable email delivery is important to your business: your website probably has a contact form for hiring inquiries; your web application(s) rely on email for interaction with your clients, heck, you might even rely on your server to send email for e-commerce transactions. If those emails do not reliably reach you or your (prospective) customers, [...]
In honor of the new Yoast Google+ page, I''ve taken questions there which I''ll answer here, so everyone can benefit. Do you think the increased number of metatags released by Google are good for webmasters and the web, or just making things more complicated for the amateur so only those that can afford SEO consultancy [...]
In honor of the new Yoast Google+ page, I''ve taken questions there which I''ll answer here, so everyone can benefit. Do you think the increased number of metatags released by Google are good for webmasters and the web, or just making things more complicated for the amateur so only those that can afford SEO consultancy [...]
People ask me at times whether I talk about SEO ranking data with my clients and/or monitor it for them. In almost all cases I do monitor it, in some cases, we talk about them, in a lot of cases we don''t, as it''s just not that reliable of a metric. On the other hand, with [...]
People ask me at times whether I talk about SEO ranking data with my clients and/or monitor it for them. In almost all cases I do monitor it, in some cases, we talk about them, in a lot of cases we don''t, as it''s just not that reliable of a metric. On the other hand, with [...]
Last sunday evening I started taking questions on my Facebook page, and I promised to answer them in a blog post here, so here we go: If I have just made changes to my WP site, does it help to toggle the cache plugin? Absolutely. My SEO plugin force refreshes the cache because otherwise people [...]
Last sunday evening I started taking questions on my Facebook page, and I promised to answer them in a blog post here, so here we go: If I have just made changes to my WP site, does it help to toggle the cache plugin? Absolutely. My SEO plugin force refreshes the cache because otherwise people [...]
I''ve made a pretty drastic change this morning in a manner that I normally do not do. I usually only raise my rates and never lower them. However, I''ve significantly lowered the rates of my website review this morning, going from €750 to €495. Why I made this change? Simple: I wanted the site analysis, [...]
I''ve made a pretty drastic change this morning in a manner that I normally do not do. I usually only raise my rates and never lower them. However, I''ve significantly lowered the rates of my website review this morning, going from €750 to €495. Why I made this change? Simple: I wanted the site analysis, [...]
Google announced some changes today, in that they''ll enable SSL for all logged in users because of "privacy concerns". I think that reason is bull, and wrote a guest post about it on SEObook.
Google announced some changes today, in that they''ll enable SSL for all logged in users because of "privacy concerns". I think that reason is bull, and wrote a guest post about it on SEObook.
I''ve been bugged for over 2 years now by people who wanted me to make it possible to translate my plugins into their language. Only a few of my plugins so far have had proper internationalization options, mostly due to me being lazy busy with other stuff. This is now changing, rapidly, though! Last friday [...]
I''ve been bugged for over 2 years now by people who wanted me to make it possible to translate my plugins into their language. Only a few of my plugins so far have had proper internationalization options, mostly due to me being lazy busy with other stuff. This is now changing, rapidly, though! Last friday [...]
Google is once again showing why standards compliant building might be very beneficial for SEO. They have started to use rel="next" and rel="prev", both part of HTML4 and HTML5, to recognize archives and paged articles. Just yesterday I was having a discussion with Nathan Rice, on of the developers of Genesis over how one should deal [...]
Google is once again showing why standards compliant building might be very beneficial for SEO. They have started to use rel="next" and rel="prev", both part of HTML4 and HTML5, to recognize archives and paged articles. Just yesterday I was having a discussion with Nathan Rice, on of the developers of Genesis over how one should deal [...]
This is a quick post to let you know thatI''ve started doing plugin reviews again, starting with Gravity Forms and I''ve also started with reviews of WordPress themes, starting with a review of Genesis. I''ll be reviewing themes regularly, but only if they work with my WordPress SEO plugin, to avoid confusion. Today is also [...]
This is a quick post to let you know thatI''ve started doing plugin reviews again, starting with Gravity Forms and I''ve also started with reviews of WordPress themes, starting with a review of Genesis. I''ll be reviewing themes regularly, but only if they work with my WordPress SEO plugin, to avoid confusion. Today is also [...]
Quite often now, I get the question which themes work well with my WordPress SEO plugin. The honest answer is that I know only a few by heart because I haven''t tried them all. Now I know I have a quite active user base for my WordPress SEO plugin and therefor, I''ve decided to try [...]
Quite often now, I get the question which themes work well with my WordPress SEO plugin. The honest answer is that I know only a few by heart because I haven''t tried them all. Now I know I have a quite active user base for my WordPress SEO plugin and therefor, I''ve decided to try [...]
When I posted my interview with Terry Myers about cloud hosting, I wasn''t really prepared for the backlash that would come in on that post. Quite a few people responded and a lot of them weren''t too happy. On top of that, there were several instances of downtime in both the AMS and several US [...]
When I posted my interview with Terry Myers about cloud hosting, I wasn''t really prepared for the backlash that would come in on that post. Quite a few people responded and a lot of them weren''t too happy. On top of that, there were several instances of downtime in both the AMS and several US [...]
WordPress is a content management system. It allows the user to create and edit types of content, be them post, pages or custom post types and classify them with taxonomies, categories, tags or custom taxonomies. Almost every bit of content a WordPress site outputs is easy to control by the maintainer of that WordPress site. [...]
WordPress is a content management system. It allows the user to create and edit types of content, be them post, pages or custom post types and classify them with taxonomies, categories, tags or custom taxonomies. Almost every bit of content a WordPress site outputs is easy to control by the maintainer of that WordPress site. [...]
I like sharing links on Twitter, I''ve been trying to find a good way of doing that without overloading people, and think I''ve found the solution in Buffer App, which allows me to buffer my tweets. As a result of that, I''m tweeting a lot more links. What I find though, is that I''m reading [...]
I like sharing links on Twitter, I''ve been trying to find a good way of doing that without overloading people, and think I''ve found the solution in Buffer App, which allows me to buffer my tweets. As a result of that, I''m tweeting a lot more links. What I find though, is that I''m reading [...]
This morning I woke up to 3 email messages and 2 Skype messages from people telling me my site was hacked. I''ve had better mornings, as you can imagine. Luckily, through CodeGuard, I was able to determine what had changed in the last period. You know what? It was my own stupid fault: I hadn''t [...]
This morning I woke up to 3 email messages and 2 Skype messages from people telling me my site was hacked. I''ve had better mornings, as you can imagine. Luckily, through CodeGuard, I was able to determine what had changed in the last period. You know what? It was my own stupid fault: I hadn''t [...]
Recently VPS.net introduced Cloud Hosting, a new solution that differs a bit from their VPS Cloud Servers. I''m very, very happy with that product. Finally there''s something in between WestHost hosting, which I''ve been loving and promoting for a few years now but really is only for the beginning blogger, and the far more advanced [...]
Recently VPS.net introduced Cloud Hosting, a new solution that differs a bit from their VPS Cloud Servers. I''m very, very happy with that product. Finally there''s something in between WestHost hosting, which I''ve been loving and promoting for a few years now but really is only for the beginning blogger, and the far more advanced [...]
This all-in-one SEO plugin gives you control over title tags, noindex, meta tags, slugs, canonical, autolinks, 404 errors, rich snippets, and more.
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\nThere are some great meetups out there, and obviously there are millions of WordPress users that are potential meetup participants all over the world, but how do you get one going? It can be intimidating, I know! To show that it can be done — that YOU can do it — I’m going to start two meetups this month and document the process of how I did it, which I can then turn into a Field Guide to Organizing a WordPress Meetup.
\nMeetup #1: I live in Tybee Island, a tiny little town on the ocean, about 20 blocks long and 5 blocks deep. There are 3 or 4 thousand residents, plus a booming summer tourist trade. There are no tech companies based here, there aren’t a bunch of other meetups, there’s not a great local community website… in short, this is a small town, where I’ll have to actively go out and find people to join this meetup, and there aren’t that many people to choose from. It will be work. It may not, er, work. But this situation is similar to that faced by people in other small towns, so it will be a good example.
\nMeetup #2: The nearest city is Savannah, GA, about 20 miles away. As it happens, I now belong to a co-working space there and I go work from there once or twice a week (to be around other people vs working from home, alone, 24/7). Savannah has a burgeoning tech community, a handful of freelancers building WordPress sites, a lively downtown, lots of meetups and a very social culture, and a population of just under 140,000 people. There are groovy coffeeshops with wifi, an art college (SCAD), and pretty much everyone has a website. Getting this meetup going will hopefully take a little less effort if I’m smart about where I do the early publicity.
\nAt the same time I’m acting locally, I’ll be thinking globally. I’ve wanted to do more to encourage, support, and facilitate local WordPress meetups via the Foundation for a while, but until we had the WordCamp program running smoothly there just wasn’t time. We’re now looking into a number of options (talking to meetup.com, looking at rolling our own plugin, thinking about working with schools/universities, etc), and I’ll be reaching out to current WP meetup organizers over the coming weeks to find out their pain points and the things that have worked or not worked for them.
\nThe goals is meetups, meetups, meetups. Whether you call it a meetup, a wordup, a hackfest, a dev day, whatever… if you’re bringing together local WordPress users and/or developers on a regular basis, we want to support that.
\nWish me luck, and watch this space to see how it goes. I’m scheduling the first Tybee WordPress Meetup for next Wednesday — if I get even one other person to show up and work on their wp site, that means it’s working.
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\nThis process is an experiment. It’s either going to work out wonderfully or turn into a ball of flames. I hope it works out for the best.
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One of the easiest things that you could do to customize your blog, besides change your header image, would be to change your background image. Sure, you could just set a background color, but why not bring in some texture?
\nUsing full images can be problematic, as for the most part they will not conform to the size of everyone’s screen. Viewers with smaller screens will only see part of the image, and viewers with larger screens will see the image surrounded by white space. Even if you could get the image to stretch for larger screens, it would be distorted and pixellated, and this is where patterns come in.
\nIn a sense, a pattern is a small image file which can be tiled seamlessly, thus adapting to any screen size. In WordPress, you can do this by uploading a small pattern image at Appearance -> Backgrounds in your Dashboard and choosing the “Tile” option under the Repeat section.
\nI did some digging earlier today for a personal project and found some great free patterns at Subtle Patterns and Background Labs, along with two great pattern builders at Pattern Cooler and BgPatterns. You could also build a simple noise-based background pattern in most photo editors by just dropping a noise texture into a small square with your desired color.
\nIf you have ventured out on the hunt for background patterns before, we’d love to know which resources you prefer.
\nThe WordPress.com stats helper monkeys prepared a 2011 annual report for this blog.
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Here’s an excerpt:
\n\nThe concert hall at the Sydney Opera House holds 2,700 people. This blog was viewed about 11,000 times in 2011. If it were a concert at Sydney Opera House, it would take about 4 sold-out performances for that many people to see it.
Click here to see the complete report.
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\nThe first was a network configuration problem that caused some servers to be unresponsive. Some users may have noticed problems during a 15 minute window starting around 12.30pm PST.
\nThe second was caused by some spurious code that was inadvertently deployed to our production servers. The majority of API calls resulted in an invalid response for a 30 minute period starting around 11.00pm PST.
\nWe apologize for the inconvenience. We’re investigating both incidents closely and putting new measures in place to prevent similar incidents from happening again.
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\nMobile plugins need to tell WP Super Cache what user agents they support. I documented the filters you can use (“cached_mobile_browsers” and others) to do this but I don’t think they’ve been used by any plugin. It’s not hard to do and I added code that checks for WPTouch so when you visit the WP Super Cache settings page it updates the mobile user agents. So far it works for me but please feel free to view this site on your mobile phone and tell me if it looks ok! I also added support for the theme switcher in WPTouch based on code posted on the wporg forum.
\nIt appears that the “random post on the front page” problem is a side effect of how PHP works. WordPress incorrectly reported that the current page wasn’t a search page, even though it was. I put an extra bit of code in checking if $_GET is non empty and that fixed it, so far.
\nJust in case anyone else is interested, this is why is_search() fails randomly when run during PHP shutdown. When a PHP process shuts down it starts by killing off objects. Unfortunately this happens before PHP stops executing your code, something that changed after PHP4.
\nAnything that runs when the output buffer finishes or that is registered by register_shutdown_function() better not depend on objects or classes. That means no using $wpdb, the object cache may disappear or to be completely paranoid don’t expect $wp_query to be around either! The functions is_search(), is_feed() and other related WordPress functions depend on $wp_query so you should cache the values of those functions earlier in the process. I’m thinking of hooking into wp_head but that depends on the theme unfortunately. Not every theme uses that action.
\nMany years ago I changed the format of the cache “meta file” from an object to an array because of the way the PHP desctruction process works. More recently, but still two years ago I had to remove all calls to get_option() and update_option() in the output buffer handler because occasionally people saw the error, “Call to a member function get() on a non-object in cache.php” in their error log. The object cache object had been destroyed by PHP! That was a right pain to figure out as the code looked perfect yet didn’t work right some of the time.
\nTo help figure out problems I’ve added a lot more debugging to the plugin too. If $wp_query disappears it’ll appear in your debug log, and preloading will generate a lot more messages now.
\nNext up is caching is_search(), is_feed(), is_single() etc. Where should those be cached? The “init” action is too early for is_search and probably others but I don’t want to depend on actions that may not be in a theme.
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\nI dont want to reveal more, and Ive been sitting on this information for weeks so that Microsoft can make its big announcement at CES this coming week. But with these leaks, as with the equally inaccurate LTE leaks last week, I felt the need to set the record straight. The way tech blogs work these days is that any information, no matter how inaccurate, is simply parroted between all the gadget blogs and then, inevitably, to the increasingly lazy mainstream news as well. So lets at least get it right.
Mr Thurrott, perhaps if you didn’t sit on stories for so long other people wouldn’t break them. Your responsibility is to your audience, not Microsoft’s CES launch plans.
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Pico Iyer on The Joy of Quiet.
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When questioning this move on Twitter, Evansolomon responded with the following:
\n\n\nevansolomon @wptavern Full feature list is more useful for anyone using < 3.3. As 3.3 is still very new, good case that less accurate = more useful here
I guess that makes sense but it still throws me for a loop a little bit because it looks like those features were added with 3.3.1, not with 3.3. So the question I have for you is, do you think the What’s New section should be strict in only listing what’s new with that specific version or should other features from previous versions be shown as well?
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\n\nDid you know that before you could write crazy shit on Tumblr and WordPress, people had to type their crazy shit up on what was called paper — and distribute it by hand, reaching the few paranoid conspiracists within walking distance.
\n— Jon Stewart
That was The Daily Show’s Jon Stewart on Tuesday night, referring to Ron Paul’s decades-old newsletters. Just another way to describe democratizing publishing.
\nBonus: Ron Paul’s 2012 website runs WordPress. And he’s not the only one.
\nDouble Bonus: Comedy Central’s Indecision site is WordPress too. (I knew thedailyshow.com wasn’t, but it didn’t take long to find one that was.)
\nUpdated with the clip:
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The Daily Show with Jon Stewart
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\nThis update is recommended for all users, and can be done from the Dashboard -> Updates section of your blog’s Dashboard.
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I’m turning 28 next week on January 11th. My friends and family always complain that I’m impossible to buy for, and it’s true, I don’t need any more stuff. (Exception is a mixtape / playlist, I eat those up.) The most important luxuries in my life are time, friends, and time with friends. The thing I covet is impact. So this year going to try something different: I’m giving up my birthday to raise money for charity: water and provide clean water to people that need it. 100% of money donated goes directly to projects in the field. Please donate — let’s build some wells.
WordPress 3.3.1 is now available. This maintenance release fixes 15 issues with WordPress 3.3, as well as a fix for a cross-site scripting vulnerability that affected version 3.3. Thanks to Joshua H., Hoang T., Stefan Zimmerman, Chris K., and the Go Daddy security team for responsibly disclosing the bug to our security team.
\nDownload 3.3.1 or visit Dashboard → Updates in your site admin.
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To celebrate the launch of a new WordPress course that will be offered by Grumo Media, Miguel has produced a song specifically for the course with his guitar. Not a bad tune.
\nThe WordPress Song by Grumo from Grumo Media on Vimeo.
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It’s the new year, so what does that mean for you and your blog?
\nAre you going to pick a new theme, maybe customize the one you have, perhaps blog about more things and spice up your posts with some added media and links, or maybe something as simple as just blogging with an up-to-date browser?
\nLast year, I made a resolution to blog more often on my personal blog. I definitely met that goal with 107 posts in 2011 vs. a meager 28 in 2010. This year, I’m aiming for even more.
\nHow about you? What’s your 2012 blogging resolution?
\nMaking the rounds on Twitter today is a WordPress plugin called Dashboard Site Preview that allows you to preview your website from the WordPress dashboard. The plugin was created by 10 year old, Jesse Friedman who goes by jesseenterprises on WordPress.org. According to Brad Williams, this guy attended WordCamp Philly in 2011 and used what he learned at that event to create this plugin.
\nDashboard Site Preview adds a widget to your dashboard which is a simple iframe that shows you the front-end of the website. For widescreen monitors, you can maximize the use of the preview by setting the dashboard to display widgets in 1 column.
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Not quite sure if this will save time when compared to other methods such as displaying the front end within another browser tab or within a browser window on a secondary monitor. However, this plugin excels at being a great learning experience for Jesse. I don’t know about you but I think it’s very encouraging to see younger folks getting involved with coding. After all, Matt Mullenweg believes that scripting is the new literacy.
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WordPress Ultimate CMS is an easy to use plugin to create, customize, and manage custom post and page types, custom archives, and custom taxonomies.
\nBuddyPress Mobile is a mobile BuddyPress theme optimized for viewing on iPhone, iPod touch, and will also work on Android and some Blackberry devices.
\nTwitter Blackbird Pie allows you to add awesome looking embedded HTML representations of actual tweets in your blog posts just by adding simple shortcodes.
\nUltimate TinyMCE beefs up your visual editor with a plethora of advanced options.
\nLester ‘Gamerz’ Chan was recently interviewed by Singapore magazine, GoDigital. You’ll have to use your mouse to scroll through the first few pages to get to the interview but once there, you’ll read some great insight into who Lester is as a person. Here are a couple of tidbits I took away from the interview.
\nLester became involved with WordPress before there was a WordPress. That is to say, he worked with B2 which is the predecessor to WordPress and what WordPress is based on.
\nHis personal site, Lesterchan.net is one of the top three websites in Singapore.
\nHe will continue to maintain his plugins for security purposes.
\nHe has the same shoe size as me. (11)
\nWhile the magazine is flash based, I managed to take a screenshot of the first page of the interview to help give you a taste of what’s inside.
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How many of his plugins are you using on your site? Here on the Tavern, we’re using WP-Polls, WP-PageNavi, and WP-Stats.
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I attended an interesting high school called the High School for the Performing and Visual Arts, or HSPVA for short. More than computers my main passion when I joined was the saxophone, particularly jazz, and that’s what I studied for 4 years alongside many talented friends who would later become professional musicians.
\nAs a result of this interest, almost from the beginning of this website (then photomatt.net) I had a section of my site for jazz quotes. It’s actually remained frozen in that old design for four years or more, and it was one of my resolutions for 2011 to relaunch it.
\nWell, with minutes to spare, I’m happy to share with you guys the new Jazz-Quotes.com.
\nThere is a lot of work left to do on it to turn it into the more of a community-driven site that I envision, but there’s no reason the few hundred people a day that come to my site looking for jazz quotes shouldn’t get to enjoy them in this fresh new design on a dedicated domain. (Powered by WordPress, natch.)
\nHappy new year, everybody! I think 2012 is going to be an amazing year. Now to put another log on the fire.
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Admired is a stylish and fully customizable theme.
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Blaskan is a responsive and accessible theme that uses modern web technologies.
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Dotos is a minimalistic theme in the sense that it puts complete focus on the photos, not text blogging.
\nHow many of you still update your themes footer every year to change the copyright date? Thanks to a small snippet of code, you can add this to your footer.php file which will negate the need to manually change the copyright information every year. The code snippet is php the_time(‘Y’) An excellent primer for how to use this snippet within the footer.php file is explained via Lorelle VanFossen.
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\nThe independent web is growing quite a bit. Although we have these great cloud servers for WordPress, the software that people run and install themselves is still as popular as ever. Our services are bringing more people online, but they’re also bringing more people who want to own their own space on the web–they want to own a house instead of rent an apartment. When we were first starting out, I thought, “Downloading and uploading software, managing databases, no one wants to do that.” But it turns out, a lot of people do.
Posts like these from Matt Mullenweg are always fun to read. Via Open Web FTW on GigaOm.
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Yesterday, I received an email from a freelancer who wanted to know if I had any places I could point him to to get more WordPress gigs. The economy is still bad, people are still collecting unemployment, looking for work, but the one constant I’ve noticed is that there is always a need for a WordPress developer either through an established firm or helping out with a specific project. I reached out to those who follow me on Twitter and requested that if they were currently hiring WordPress developers to send me a reply back along with a link to the job offering. Here are the folks that replied back to me.
\nPage.ly – A dedicated WordPress specific hosting company
\nWhile not available on the site just yet, Marshall Oram responded that they are looking to fill a full-time position at their office located in Phoenixville, PA. If interested, contact him via his email address.
\nMetaltoad – Metal Toad Media is a digital strategy agency looking hard for Drupal and WordPress developers.
\nB5Media – Full-time position located in Toronto, Canada. These guys manage some popular websites!
\nRavidreams – WordPress services company looking for dedicated individuals who eat, sleep, and breath WordPress.
\n10Up – Jake Goldman mentioned on Twitter that they have recently hired employee #7 and are looking for #8 which could be you!.
\nI can guarantee you that there are definitely more WordPress gigs out there to be had. I see requests for them all the time on Twitter. If you’re a company that needs WordPress freelancers or looking to fulfill a position, feel free to publish a link to your job offering within the comments. Links to jobs that require bidding will not be published.
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Clean Widget IDs allows you to get rid of auto generated HTML id’s for your widgets.
\nIPLocationTools adds a widget to your sidebar to track real time visitors to your website.
\nEmail Address Encoder is a lightweight plugin to protect email addresses from email-harvesting robots by encoding them into decimal and hexadecimal entities.
\nLooks like Drearmeda who is one of the guys behind Sucuri.net has placed some WordPress ink on his arm. He’s certainly not the first to get a WordPress logo as a tattoo and probably won’t be the last. While it’s cool to see this kind of enthusiasm for the software, some people might look at this as going over the top. I don’t think something like this symbolizes the community as turning into a cult around WordPress. It’s just a persons unique way of showing their enthusiasm for the software, which doesn’t bother me a bit. Does it bother or worry you to see a software logo tattooed on someone’s body?
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Developers are going to want to add this page to their list of resources. Dominik Schilling has written a guest post for WPEngineer.com that covers a wide range of constants that can be used with WordPress. I’ve used and seen many of those constants defined within the WP Config file. It’s pretty cool to see such a wide range of constants available to change the behaviour of WordPress all in one place.
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If you have a WordPress plugin in the official directory, you can now add some pizzaz to your listing with a custom header image.
\nTo add a custom header image to your plugin listing, you’ll need to have a 772 × 250 pixel jpeg or png checked in to your plugin’s SVN directory at assets/banner-772×250.(jpg|png). After a few refreshes, the image should appear for everyone.
\nFor some examples of the new header image at work, see Akismet, bbPress, BuddyPress, and Jetpack.
\nThis is still an experimental feature, so there is always a possibility that the dimensions, placement, and other aspects may change in the near future.
\nDon’t steal my Theme Options, from The Theme Foundry. It seems at least few people interpreted my post last week as suggesting there should be no options. While I think that software should just work, I also suggested that a half-dozen options could be removed from WordPress, not the other 50-something options. Nonetheless, the Theme Foundry post is a great case study in how you should be approaching options — in a careful, meticulous fashion. “We talked it over, and decided we’d go one-by-one through the options and scrutinize like madmen.” That quote makes me want to go find and don my Theme Foundry t-shirt.
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\nThe following link has an assortment of community created tutorials for various setups to install WordPress on your local machine. There are also a number of links published within the WordPress Installation Techniques Codex Article.
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Intriguing interview conducted by Gihyo.jp which is a Japanese focused developer resource site.
\n\nAs your experience straddles both, where do you think open source excels? And where is it weak?
\nThe open source model is probably best in the world at bringing together hundreds of people, from casual passersby to those who are deeply involved, to make constant, incremental improvement to core software. For projects with a clear goal―like the Linux kernel or Wikipedia―having an efficient method for people to contribute outstrips anything any proprietary company could do. The weaknesses are that it’s harder to make radical changes and do design. And those two are very much related. Open source is best at incremental improvements of things you already do, as well as responding to user requests. But with open source, it’s a lot harder to move the community to do something that users have never imagined they want. The problem is not impossible to overcome. But it means that whoever is leading the change must lay out the case as a compelling direction for the future―and to do it before a single line of code is written.
I can imagine those who have witnessed the development of WordPress for at least the past two years may take exception to the last sentence in that quote. In my opinion, that is not how most WordPress development works. I might as well cite the classic example known as the Capital_P Dangit function. The so called compelling direction was laid out after the change was added to WordPress 3.0. The change occurred without a trac ticket attached to it which further illustrates the point that sometimes, the compelling case to add something to WordPress never happens before one line of code is written.
\nWhile I’d definitely like to see dialogue occur between users and developers on certain proposed features before one line of code is written, it’s often been said to me that we’ll end up talking in circles with no lines of code ever being written. It’s easier to talk than code. So where does the balance come into play? WordPress history shows us that plugins appear to be the balance makers. Additions or reverts to core are often remedied by someone releasing a plugin, after the fact. This is the road WordPress development has chosen to go down more often than not. It’s definitely annoying at times but I’m happy to see that WordPress has such a large user base that someone, somewhere, will most likely develop a plugin to right the wrongs of WordPress. Those wrongs are considered from a per user basis as even I realize WordPress can’t hit the sweet spots for all users.
\nIn the life of WordPress, there are both good and bad milestones. One year later, I still consider the addition of the Capital P function as a big mistake that will go down in my history book as a bad milestone. I chose to use this example as it best reflects the complete opposite of Matt’s response to the original question. I’m hoping that things change and that at some point, what Matt says becomes the norm for how WordPress development works, not the other way around. We need to see more events like this complete with published results and open discussion about those results.
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Bizz is a very clean and minimal theme that is ideal for business and portfolio websites.
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Sunny Blue Sky is a blue theme which includes a cloudy blue sky and sun that is shining and good looking.
\nWidget Shortcode adds a [widget] shortcode which enables you to output a widget anywhere you like.
\nWP Snowfall creates snowfall effects for your WordPress site.
\nFront-end Editor enables “edit in place” functionality on your site.
\nTweetable allows you to integrate Twitter with your WordPress blog, automatically tweet new posts, display your latest tweet in your sidebar, etc.
\nThe results are in from the WooThemes survey. Presented in a handy infographic, this year’s survey brought to life some interesting facts from the 2,000+ WordPress users who took it.
\nAmong those surveyed, 90% feel that WordPress has graduated from blog publishing tool to full-fledged CMS, 68% use WordPress for sites requiring extensive CMS functionality, 77% make money from WordPress while 31% make their living from it, and 76% find responsive web design to be an important factor in their theme choice.
\nWhile we’re on the subject of surveys, you may want to take this short 5-question survey to help improve the quality of the main WordPress.org site.
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Indigo is a clean theme with deep, dark, rich blues and blacks.
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Parament is a great all-purpose theme featuring a dark color scheme with bright orange highlights and a textured background.
\nWith the Santa hat on, Matt Mullenweg has decided to try out an experiment specifically for plugin authors and their respective plugin pages. He’s decided to give plugin authors a little more control with regards to how their plugin pages look by offering them a chance to upload a 772 x 250 pixel image that will be used as a banner. Here are a couple of excellent examples of this experiment in action:
\nInline Quote Tag
\nHello Dolly!
\nWordPress SEO By Yoast
\nYARPP or Yet Another Related Posts Plugin
\nbbPress
\nBuddyPress
\nTinyMCE Advanced
\nJetPack
\nFancyBox
One thing that I am thankful for is that most of the images I’ve seen have not detracted away from the information presented on the page. Right now, there is consistency amongst all of the various plugins hosted on the repository. I want that consistency to stick around. However, I will say that some of the plugin banner images give the page an additional pop and enhance the offering. As long as the header images are somewhat nice to look at and relevant to the plugin, I support this change!
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WooThemes has released the results of their 2012 WordPress Wishlist survey. Instead of dishing out numbers and statistics, they have compiled and released the information in the form of an info graphic. Of particular interest are the results from both questions related to WordPress as a CMS. 90% think that WordPress is a full-fledged CMS. 68% of respondents mostly use WordPress on websites requiring extensive CMS functionality. I believe that’s a very encouraging sign of WordPress maturing as a platform and slowly but surely, getting rid of the label that it’s just for blogging.
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The new default theme for WordPress 3.4, appropriately named Twenty Twelve, is officially on the drawing board.
\nThis year’s theme will be overseen by none other than WordPress co-founder Matt Mullenweg. The focus is to develop a theme that is “kind of different from before, generally palatable, and that Matt likes.”
\nSome new things to look forward to include a variable height header image, less “clever things that aren’t super-useful,” and this will be the first default WordPress theme to have no header image by default.
\nFor some odd reason, I have stuck to the default themes ever since Twenty Ten debuted, so I’m really looking forward to seeing what Twenty Twelve has in store for us.
\nVaultPress now supports one-click database restores direct server-to-server so you don’t need to download or upload anything.
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\n\nIt turns out that preferences have a cost. Of course, some preferences also have important benefits – and can be crucial interface features. But each one has a price, and you have to carefully consider its value. Many users and developers don’t understand this, and end up with a lot of cost and little value for their preferences dollar.
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\n- Too many preferences means you can’t find any of them.
\n- Preferences really substantively damage QA and testing.
\n- Preferences make integration and good UI difficult.
\n- The point of a good program is to do something specific and do it well.
\n- Preferences keep people from fixing real bugs.
\n- Preferences can confuse many users.
\nI find that if you’re hard-core disciplined about having good defaults that Just Work instead of lazily adding preferences, that naturally leads the overall UI in the right direction. Issues come up via bugzilla or mailing lists or user testing, and you fix them in some way other than adding a preference, and this means you have to think about the right UI and the right way to fix problems. Basically, using preferences as a band-aid is the root of much UI evil.
Andrew mentions that if he had the opportunity, there are at least a half-dozen options that he would remove from WordPress. I’m in that same boat but I of course would add in an option or two to control the behaviour of post revisions. After reading Andrew’s post and listening to Ryan Imel of WPCandy discuss how themes should aim for zero options, I’m beginning to get the feeling that there is a battle afoot. Developers are now being encouraged to aim for zero options. As an end user, I believe this is foolish. I agree that getting something that just works, out of the box with no fuss or muss is awesome. But plugins and themes don’t seem to fit the bill of doing one thing and then doing it well. It may be the case in the beginning of a plugin or themes life but over the course of time, users want more functionality, more customization, which eventually ruins any simplicity the plugin or theme originally had.
\nThankfully, the following post by The Theme Foundry nails the point in that it shouldn’t be about Zero options. Instead, developers should focus on presenting the RIGHT options.
\n\nWe left it in, and actually added a toggle for hiding the author and categories as well. It was sorta painful, but I was beginning to realize the flaw in my philosophy: It’s not about eliminating options, it’s about having the right options. I know, I know – hardly groundbreaking. It’s been said before by many wiser people than myself. But it’s very easy to get caught up in a philosophy without considering the real goal, which is making a pleasant experience for your users.
\nAnd this is why I wanted to write this post – to counter-balance the anti-options, anti-configuration sentiment. It’s too easy to get caught up in a cargo cult – I know I did, briefly. Instead of making a theme either fully-customizable or configuration-free, I’ve realized that the ultimate goal is to add “just the right options” to make the user experience more pleasant. I think everybody would agree with that sentiment – but it’s easier said than done
That is a point of view and philosophy I can get behind. Two years ago, I remember myself and many others in the WordPress community hammering plugin and theme developers, especially theme authors on needing to provide more options so that I didn’t have to dive into any code to make changes. They delivered, but now we want them to go back and have as few options as possible. Whatever that perfect balance is between which options are visually present and which are not is what will generated a “Just Works” experience. As a user, if I see too many options, I feel inundated and overwhelmed. If I see too few options, I feel as though I won’t get very far extending the functionality of the plugin or theme without having to know some PHP.
\nSo at the end of the day, as just a normal user, I view all of this as a recipe that appears to be very difficult to get right. Here are a few ingredients to the recipe that I’ve though of.
\nKnow your user base – The more information you have with regards to how users use and interact with your code, the better decisions you’ll be able to make.
\nI still don’t like to code – I still don’t like the idea of going back in time, 3 years ago where I had to follow instructions on modifying functions.php in order to configure something. So instead of loading up one options page, I appreciate a tab or sub-section with advanced options that I can wade through. I like having the OPTION to DECIDE on viewing the advanced OPTIONS.
\nThe Best Defaults – While W3 Total Cache is an extensive plugin, I love the fact that out of the box, it’s configured by default for most applications. I’m not savvy enough to really dive in and mess with the various options so this is something I really appreciate. Having excellent default configurations I believe goes a long way in accomplishing the goal of “Just Works“.
\nThe bottom line is, I don’t want developers to abandon all options for the sake of doing it. I don’t want to be handed a blank piece of paper and then be told to decide what to do with it. I’m counting on the developer to determine what’s best for me up front but also give me some options to play with on the side. The determination on what those options should be and how they’re presented is one of the key problems for that developer to figure out.
\nI wonder if developers make good fortune tellers?
\nRelated posts:
Simple Page Sidebars allows you to assign custom widget-enabled sidebars to any page with ease.
\nFoxyPress is a custom plugin made to integrate FoxyCart e-commerce functionality into your WordPress website.
\nPricing Table allows you to generate a pricing table in an easy and dynamic way.
\nTumblr Importer allows you to import posts from a Tumblr blog.
\nWordPress Text Message allows people to subscribe to SMS text message updates of your web site via cell phone.
\nIt was announced yesterday that Matt Mullenweg will be the one to oversee the development of Twenty Twelve, the new default theme for WordPress 3.4. Here is a list of things that the WordPress core team would like to see make it into Twenty Twelve:
\nIf anything, it looks like Twenty Twelve will be simpler than Twenty Eleven. I wonder if the theme will be blue with rounded corners, just for old times sake?
\nRelated posts:
The annual WordPress core team meetup has concluded and thanks to Jane Wells, we are able to read into some of the things that were discussed during the meetup. I highly encourage you to read the first recap post and then read recap number 2. It’s these types of meetings where I wish I could be a fly on the wall. As a fan of the software, I’d love to listen in on a conversation between all of the core team members but, it would be incredibly difficult for me not to interrupt them. One of the things discussed that I took interest in was Plugins.
\n\nMorning session: Plugins, plugins, plugins. You name it, we talked about it. Findability in the directory, improving the repo and developer experience, plugin review, encouraging collaboration, 3rd party repos, communication with authors, and more.
One other topic that I’m happy to see discussed was the WordPress.org website as well as the WordPress ecosystem as a whole. While I certainly have my eye on what’s going on with the software itself, I find what is going on with the ecosystem surrounding the software more interesting. I want to see how the team plans on improving the website, ways of communication to the people that need to know, restructuring the website to harness the power of the people, etc.
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WordPress for Android has received a major update. If Android phones and WordPress blogs are your thing, this is a must-have app.
\nThe app now features a fully refreshed UI, a new post editor with a formatting toolbar, support for Android-powered tablets, background posting, and improved stats!
\n\nIf you aren’t an Android user, never fear! There are plenty of WordPress mobile apps to choose from.
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\nWordPress has had over 65 million downloads since version 3.0 was released, and in this third major iteration we’ve added significant polish around the new user experience, navigation, uploading, and imports. Check out this short video that summarizes the things we think you’ll find are the cat’s pajamas:
\n\nExperienced users will appreciate the new drag-and-drop uploader, hover menus for the navigation, the new toolbar, improved co-editing support, and the new Tumblr importer. We’ve also been thinking a ton about what the WordPress experience is like for people completely new to the software. Version 3.3 has significant improvements there with pointer tips for new features included in each update, a friendly welcome message for first-time users, and revamped help tabs throughout the interface. Finally we’ve improved the dashboard experience on the iPad and other tablets with better touch support.
\nThere is a ton of candy for developers as well. I’d recommend starting your exploration with the new editor API, new jQuery version, better ways to hook into the help screens, more performant post-slug-only permalinks, and of course the entire list of improvements on the Codex and in Trac.
\nThe Credits tab on the new About WordPress screen in the WordPress dashboard provides recognition for contributors to each release, but we like to thank them here as well.
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\nAs well, we’d like to give a shout out to these users who have been particularly active on the support forums since the release of 3.2:
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\nLast year we wanted to do a video town hall, but ran into technical and scheduling difficulties. This year we’re planning ahead, and will definitely make it happen. We’re currently taking questions, and will record a series of town hall-style videos where we answer your questions. Ask about the roadmap, code, community, contributing, WordCamps, meetups, themes, plugins, features, you name it. No topic (as long as it is about WordPress) is off limits, and we’ll do our best to answer as many questions as we can while we are together. The videos will be posted to this blog and archived at WordPress.tv.
\nLast year the people who were in attendance also posted pictures and updates to Twitter using the #wptybee tag. We’ll use the same tag this year, so if you’re interested in following along, add it to your Twitter client as a search.
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\nAs the first release candidate was well-received, we think we’re really close to a final release. Primarily, we’ve ensured that new toolbar (the admin bar in 3.2) has a consistent appearance across all browsers, and the API for developers is now final. You can check our bug tracker for the complete list of changes.
\nPlugin and theme authors, please test your plugins and themes now, so that if there is a compatibility issue, we can figure it out before the final release. On our development blog, we’ve published a number of posts that explain important things you need to know as you prepare for WordPress 3.3.
\nIf you haven’t tested WordPress 3.3 yet, now is the time — please though, not on your live site unless you’re adventurous. Once you install RC2, you can visit About WordPress page (hover over the WordPress logo in the top left) to see an overview of what’s to come in WordPress 3.3 (and what to test, of course).
\nIf you think you’ve found a bug, you can post to the Alpha/Beta area in the support forums. Or, if you’re comfortable writing a reproducible bug report, file one on WordPress Trac. Known issues that crop up will be listed here.
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\nSometimes time slows down
\nbetween releases – like now
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Release Candidate stage means we think we’re done and are about ready to launch this version, but are doing one last check before we officially call it. So take a look, and as always, please check your themes and plugins for compatibility if you’re a developer.
\nStayed up late tonight,
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\nNow with more icons!
Download WordPress 3.3 Release Candidate 1.
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\nBetter get testing!
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\nWhether serving in the military, living in an area of unrest or attack, having friends or family in the fray, or just being human enough to think war sucks (there’s really no gentler way to say that, is there?), war impacts most people in the world today.
\nThe mission of WordPress is to democratize publishing. Sometimes we’re fortunate enough for that to mean providing a platform for communication that helps people work toward peace in their communities and around the world. Sometimes it means providing a platform for keeping people informed and aware of the other things that are happening around the world, including the horror of wars and revolutions.
\nAt WordCamp San Francisco in August, one of the most popular and well-respected sessions was led by Teru Kuwayama of Basetrack.org. On this day of remembrance, I thought it would be good to share the video of his presentation. Not only is it a very cool example of how WordPress can be used in unexpected ways (this is not your father’s Oldsmobile usual blog), it’s a reminder of how much work still needs to be done to move from war to peace. So here is Taking WordPress to War: Basetrack.org. Peace out, yo.
Testers, Beta 3 is now available! You know the drill: use a test install, see what you can break, and report any bugs you find. There have been 200 commits since Beta 2, but at this point, betas are not adding new features — it’s all about fixing bugs, making things a little prettier, and editing text strings.
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