Easy Markdown
A little while ago, I switched from WordPress to ClassicPress (and back). While on ClassicPress, though, I needed something other than Jetpack’s Markdown module to render my “Notes” to good ol’ HTML. Continue reading Easy Markdown →
A little while ago, I switched from WordPress to ClassicPress (and back). While on ClassicPress, though, I needed something other than Jetpack’s Markdown module to render my “Notes” to good ol’ HTML. Continue reading Easy Markdown →
Reminded of IndieNews, I set out to create a smallish WordPress plugin to enable sharing over there. Continue reading Syndicating to IndieNews →
In which I (1) add a Custom Post Type to my “main” RSS feed, and (2) create a “new,” post-only feed at a new URL. Continue reading Custom Feeds in WordPress →
Rather than follow one of the many tutorials out there and use a custom page template and WP_Query, let’s look at rewrite rules and some “easy” filtering. Continue reading Custom WordPress Archives →
On “scrobbling” listening data to my own site. Continue reading Owning My Scrobbles →
Under certain conditions, SimplePie will attempt to parse XML as a microformats feed, and fail to return anything. Continue reading Not So SimplePie →
… and can use a built-in hook instead. Continue reading You Don’t Need an SMTP Plugin for WordPress →
Used to really enjoy watching Shaun Inman create “8-bit” games, and game music, back in the day. Trent Walton, too, makes electronic music (and wonderful cover art). Heck, I remember Jeffrey Zeldman sharing some of his music, although those files now seem offline. Continue reading More Web Designers Should Publish Their Music →
Jetpack, turns out, will append geolocation data—if present—to your posts. Continue reading Prevent Jetpack From Displaying Geolocation Data →
I’ve only got to host a single app anymore, and one that runs on just about any shared hosting platform at that! Here’s my boring (!) reading stack. Continue reading My Reading Stack →