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Merry Christmas 2010!
Posted by Jonas Adamson on Dec 16, 2010 with
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WordPress isn’t just great software for keeping and maintaining a personal blog but can also be a powerful tool for building and maintaining poker websites as well, whether they’re strategy guides, reviews of the best online poker sites, or forums. WordPress is open-source software so it’s not only free but thousands of developers have created [...]
Expand the wp_nav_menu() function by adding menu items to the output with the add_filter() function.
This post will further expand on the possible uses of the_widget() as the basis of the code you can use to create a shortcode for a WordPress sidebar widget.
Posted by The Doctor on Jul 22, 2010 with
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I believe there are many reasons for themes to use this function or add it to your WordPress web site. I will briefly discuss a couple of the ones that come to mind. Note, if you are using the default permalink structure this may not be for you as the_shortlink() creates a URL that looks [...]
In this third installment in the upgrade to wp_nav_menu() series of posts, I will be dealing with moving from wp_list_categories() to wp_nav_menu(). Let’s start with the same basic outline and list the default options for each function. We will start with wp_nav_menu() 1 first: We follow with wp_list_categories() 2, 3 which is often wrapped in [...]
A few options to address and with possibly a minor edit to the theme, you can upgrade wp_list_pages() easily to wp_nav_menu() in your theme.
Posted by The Doctor on Jul 12, 2010 with
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Upgrading from wp_page_menu() to wp_nav_menu() may be as easy as a simple find and replace operation.
A simple function to show who modified a post last and when in WordPress versions 3.0 and greater.
Posted by The Doctor on Mar 17, 2010 with
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A list of WordPress version 3.0 Navigation Menu default widget, and wp_nav_menu() function, generated CSS style elements.
