When building a site for clients it’s nice to clean out the Admin Dashboard screen of some of the unnecessary (and possibly dangerous) sections and checkboxes to avoid distractions when creating or editing their content. WordPress is flexible enough to allow sections, or meta boxes, to be easily removed through Read more…
While working on a real estate project I encountered very slow response from WordPress on certain queries. These queries are multiple tag queries in the form: http://www.site.com/tag/TAG_ONE+TAG_TWO My application is using WordPress tags to annotate the content and I am providing links to those multiple tag queries throughout the site. Read more…
Working on a child theme project for a client I found that my filter modifications for both ‘excerpt_length’ and ‘excerpt_more” were not being processed. My child theme is based on Twenty Ten and the filters I was using had already been filtered by the parent theme. So, I had added Read more…
There are times when you see your blog fly and other times it seems like it’s taking to an age to load. In your email you’ve got mail from users saying that the blog performance is degrading and not as good as it used to be. You keep checking that Read more…
[Update] The generally accepted best practice is to no longer do this or use a plugin. More information in the WordPress codex The release of jQuery 1.4 brings many javascript improvements in performance, better handling of attributes, manipulation of DOM events and many more. Head over to the jQuery site Read more…
One of the new features of WordPress 2.9 and above is having a thumbnail associated with a post. It’s common to have themes that retrieve the first image found in a post and use that as the post thumbnail. But that may not be what you need. The inclusion of Read more…
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