Not sure this is the best way to do this, but it works. Working on a project and I’m writing a lot of code to…
Not sure this is the best way to do this, but it works. Working on a project and I’m writing a lot of code to…
For another site of mine I needed a way to determine whether black or white was a better choice for text on a randomly colored…
Wish I had found this years ago… Up until about a week ago my normal process for testing PHP code that sends email was to…
Needed to create a list of the web safe colors for another site of mine. Yeah, I know that web safe colors are outdated. But…
Came across an issue where the TinyMCE editor inside WordPress was stripping out <textarea> tags as I switched between the HTML and Visual editors, and…
Been working on a project for the past couple of days, and spent a bit of time this morning trying to get WordPress to do…
Quick little snippet needed while working on a web app that exports to an Excel worksheet. What I needed was a way to convert column…
Working on a plugin today, part of which includes a custom taxonomy, and came across a snag today. Got the taxonomy added, along with the…
Normally I just don’t worry about this since I’m usually building websites and HTML takes care of merging multiple spaces. But it comes up occasionally. And…
Sitting here working on setting up a WordPress network and hit a snag. New sites have a giant “Welcome to your new WordPress site” message when someone logs in for the first time.
Now, I’m not against the message; and WordPress should definitely market where ever they can. But I’d like to be able to customize the layout a bit. Still plan on keeping links to WP and all of that, just want to add in some of my own welcome message.
Googling didn’t turn up anything except editing the core WordPress code which is a terrible idea. I don’t want to have to redo it every time WP upgrades. And it looks like there isn’t a hook or filter that can make it easy. So I had to make it ugly.