Archive for January 30th, 2009
Adding your own WordPress Plugin
Having just created and submitted my first WordPress plugin, I thought I’d go through the process. And I have to say, WordPress don’t make it easy. Assuming you have your plugin written and tested, you first need to submit it to WordPress for them to create a subversion repository (basically an archive where you can [...]
AdSense Plugin & Old Google Code
Since launching my Simple AdSense Insert plugin yesterday, I’ve had a query with regard to the parameters. The user came to supply the parameters to the plugin and found that one of them – google_ad_slot – didn’t exist in the AdSense code. After some digging, it turns out that is because Google changed the code [...]
Displaying code in WordPress
After experiencing some problems around displaying code in WordPress (mainly around the code lines being too long and wrapping off the side of the page) I installed Dean’s Code Highlighter . Now, don’t get me wrong, this is an excellent plugin. However, I found a flaw in it after someone reported a problem with the WordPress plugin that I launched yesterday . They’d copy and [...]
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