(cross-posted to the Carrington web site) Version 1.2 of Carrington Blog is now available for download. It’s been great seeing developers picking up the Carrington theme framework and using it. We wanted to get these fixes and features out ASAP as a result. This version has a couple of changes – both bug fixes and…
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There is a new episode of LoDo Conversations up for your listening pleasure. This is the second half of the episode 3 recording session.
We have an in-depth discussion of our laptop bags and then ramble for a while. As confirmed by Steve O’Grady tonight, our rambling is indeed entertaining if you already know us. 🙂
I also talk a bit about Carrington around 23 minutes in.
This post is part of the project: LoDo Conversations. View the project timeline for more context on this post.
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One of the best things about WordCamp Utah was the opportunity to launch Carrington – a new theme; but more importantly, a new theme framework for WordPress. I wasn’t exaggerating (that much) when I characterized Carrington as the best thing since the wheel and sliced bread. I really feel like this has the potential to…
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We recorded another episode for LoDo Conversations this week. I think we actually got 2 episodes out of it – so maybe episode 4 will be coming sooner rather than later.
In this one we discuss the new Apple hardware, amongst other tangents.
This post is part of the project: LoDo Conversations. View the project timeline for more context on this post.
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There’s a new LoDo Conversations episode up. Dave‘s doing a bang-up job on the editing and audio – the sound quality is a vast improvement from the pilot.
This post is part of the project: LoDo Conversations. View the project timeline for more context on this post.
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A few friends and I have started recording a podcast: LoDo Conversations LoDo is the “Lower Downtown” area of Denver, where we all work. This may be the Seinfeld of podcasts; we meander around various topics. We’re going to sit and chat and discuss/debate tech news and issues and make snarky remarks and entertain ourselves…
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I’ve got a new beta version of Twitter Tools ready for testing. Twitter Tools is a WordPress plugin that creates an integration between your blog and your Twitter account. This release is just the same as 1.5b2, but fixes the duplicate custom field issue for people running WordPress 2.6+. Hopefully this will be ready for…
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This is an explanation of a solution to a specific problem with one of my plugins, but the issue is larger and should be understood by all WordPress plugin developers. Posting the write-up here with the hope it will be useful. The issue is a change in the activity happening in the save_post hook. I’d…
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I’ve got a new beta version of Twitter Tools ready for testing. Twitter Tools is a WordPress plugin that creates an integration between your blog and your Twitter account. This release has a couple of bug fixes (from version 1.5b1) and a couple of new features: fixed a logical bug that made the “exclude replies”…
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I’ve got a new version of Twitter Tools ready to test. This version has a number of changes, including one that has been very frequently requested: Weekly digests! This needs a good deal of testing, help us find bugs Ability to exclude @replies from daily and weekly digests and blog posts Updates to match Twitter…
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I’ve got a new version of Twitter Tools ready (I think) for testing. This version adds a number of often requested features and other enhancements: Show a link to the tweet being replied to for @replies. Option to exclude @replies from the sidebar tweets list. Make all @usernames clickable. Check that the tweets downloaded are…
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I’ve updated my WordPress Mobile Edition plugin. I’ve made a couple of changes: Since many people don’t RTFM, I’ve added some code that (hopefully) only tries to show the mobile theme if everything is installed correctly. If it’s not installed correctly, it will show an error message accordingly in WP 2.5+. Experimental: a link to…
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I’ve updated my Shortcut Macros plugin to make it WordPress 2.5 compatible. This plugin allows you to set up shortcuts that expand into longer text when you save a post/page. For example, if you link to my site often, you might create a macro of ak. You type ##ak into a post/page and when you…
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I’ve updated Delink Comment Author to make it compatible with WordPress 2.5. It should also still be compatible with versions prior to 2.5. This plugin gives you the ability to remove the link a commenter left as their URL without removing the entire comment. A link to do this is added to your new comment…
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I’ve updated my Comment License plugin to make it look nicer in WordPress 2.5. This plugin shows a license with terms of your choosing in your comments form. You can edit the terms of your license in the options page. You can see it in use on my site wherever there are comment forms. The…