In watching Randy Hoyt speak at 2013 WordCamp Miami he talked about how to use HTTP API, which is perfect for my zacgordon.com site, where I am want to pull in data from all my different sites.
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MP6 WordPress UI Plugin Overhauls the WP Admin Area
I saw the other day a link to a plugin called MP6 from some of the Automattic folks. It's funny what they say about the plugin. "This plugin is a secret; don't tell anybody about it." It's always cool to see the WP team evolving the admin area UI. It's even better when there's some … Continue reading MP6 WordPress UI Plugin Overhauls the WP Admin Area
WooThemes Rolls Out WooCommerce 2.0
I've been a fan of WooCommerce for a while now and am excited that they went with a new version release as opposed to rolling out 1.7. Here are my favorite aspects of the new version: Improved product data panel Easier to edit email templates More robust tax options Realtime validation in checkout process Order … Continue reading WooThemes Rolls Out WooCommerce 2.0
Get Even More Customized WordPress Login Page with the Theme My Login Plugin
You're probably already familiar with the ability in WordPress to create custom login pages like this: However with the Theme My Login plugin you're able to take this customization to a whole new level and include the login forms easily on actual pages using shortcodes and as widgets anywhere in a widgetable area on your site. … Continue reading Get Even More Customized WordPress Login Page with the Theme My Login Plugin
Loving the WordTwit Pro Plugin for Sending Auto-Tweets
My last blog with regular weekly posts, interactb.in, ran on Tumblr, which has a great Twitter integration where you could post custom tweets to send out when a post was published. In looking for similar functionality I settled on the premium plugin, WordTwit Pro from BraveNewCode. What this plugin had that a lot of other … Continue reading Loving the WordTwit Pro Plugin for Sending Auto-Tweets
Digging the Editorial Calendar WordPress Plugin
In the past when scheduling blog posts, I would often have to go through a cumbersome process to figure out the date of the last article I wrote and schedule this one after it. That was in Tumblr. When I started this blog off in WordPress, I wanted to have an easy Calendar view for … Continue reading Digging the Editorial Calendar WordPress Plugin
