Programmer’s guide for WordPress Nav menu
This post is basically a prelim to our upcoming post on programmatically customizing the behaviour and output of WordPress 3 Nav menus. Of course, before we...
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Catch the first image on WordPress post and use as thumbnail
So this the last (perhaps) continuation of the posts getting the source URL of the featured image and using TimThumb with WordPress MultiSite. As the title...
WordPress Multisite compatibility for timthumb
Ever found the necessity to use TimThumb for your WordPress theme and/or plugin? Then you should've faced the problem where you can not tell TimThumb about the...
How to get the souce URL of the featured image in WordPress
Previously we have talked about setting and getting featured images in WordPress using built in APIs. But, one of the drawback of this method is, it returns or...
TimThumb vulerability – How it got hacked & how to recover
In our last post, we talked about the fact that we got hacked because of TimThumb vulnerability. While fixing the vulnerability, I realized that, we were not...
Properly add pagination to your WordPress Plugin
It has been quite a long I am doing stuffs with WordPress. The one of the nice thing about WordPress is, we get a ready to use admin backend with almost all...
WP Simple Event Management Plugin by iTg – Manage college fests and events
So, after a long break, we are back. Back with another cool new WordPress Plugin. The reason behind the in-activeness was I was really busy doing some college...
How to regenerate older thumbnail sizes for WordPress featured image registered size
So, we have released our second plugin WP Category Post Lists and I hope it serves you well. One thing about the plugin is, it uses WordPress' default...
WP Category Post List Plugin – List your posts filtered by categories with thumbnails
Finally after loads of development, bug testing and feature implementation, I am glad to release my second WordPress Plugin, WP Category Post List. What the...
How to add your own stylesheet to your WordPress plugin settings page or All Admin page
So, you have got a cool new plugin with a dashing settings page. You have your very own HTML structure and CSS as well to style them... But, you are confused...
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