Posts Tagged With : WordPress

WordPress Support

Published August 25, 2010

It’s nice to get a mention. And so it’s pleasant to read the WordPress support forum all-stars post on weblogtools collection, because I’m noted in there for my continued presence on the WordPress support forums, attempting to help folk out. I’ve been frequenting the forums for a while now, and whilst some questions are beyond [...]

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Adding custom navigation menu theme support

Published August 12, 2010

I’ve put together the bare bones of how to add WordPress 3+ navigation menu support into your themes into this Navigation Menus Codex page. What’s covered in there is the method I’ve used to add the menu support to this site, so it should be easy enough for most folk to use! If you have [...]

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Media Temple hit again?

Published August 6, 2010

Numerous media temple (and so far only media temple) users are reporting in the WordPress forums of their sites being hacked. The symptom appears to be a redirection script being injected, with a source referencing a domain oeaou.com. Some cleanup steps can be found in the thread here as well as the traditional codex what [...]

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WordPress 3.0.1 released

Published August 2, 2010

For those that run WordPress and ignore everything on the admin pages, version 3.0.1 is out. This was a bug-fix release, but the best thing to do is to update now and stay current. For those of you on pre-3.0 versions, this brings even more stability so you’re even less likely to see any post-upgrade [...]

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A Fuss About Nothing

Published July 7, 2010

Or, in this case, a fuss about the captilization of WordPress.  In case you’re running WordPress and haven’t yet noticed this gem, you can’t spell WordPress with a capital W and small p any more, as version 3 filters this behaviour.  This filter crept into the release practically unnoticed, but the subsequent issues and community [...]

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