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Display the Number of Comments Held for Moderation

It’s always nice to show how many comments and pingbacks your posts have, right? There are also plugins that can show off how many comments have been blocked as spam as a sidebar widget, although I don’t see how useful that could be to your readers :)

Today we’ll talk about comment moderation and how to show off the number of comments held for moderation for a particular post. In addition to that we’ll try to list the authors of such comments which can sometimes be useful. Permalink

Konstantin Kovshenin 2 years ago in comments development tutorials wordpress

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5 Tips for Becoming a Better WordPress Developer

There are a lot of tutorials, videos and screencasts, training courses and books that can teach you WordPress, and WordPress is well known for it’s large community, so perhaps the most important part in your journey is to be part of that community. Today we’ll talk about some tips that will make you a better WordPress developer. We’ll talk about the core team and Trac, standard WordPress themes, coding standards and best practices, the WordPress Codex and some tips on contributing to WordPress. Permalink

Konstantin Kovshenin 2 years ago in development featured resources tips wordpress

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Reviews

ThemeSorter: A Search Engine Dedicated to WordPress Premium Themes

Premium WordPress themes are really everywhere these days – new theme stores are on the rise, there are a vast range of blogs writing, reviewing and showcasing themes and there are developers who are endlessly using and building upon these themes. With all the news, reviews and tutorials about Premium WordPress themes these days, have you ever found yourself lost when it simply comes to searching for Themes. Permalink

Marium Raja 2 years ago in reviews themes wordpress

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WordPress Internals: How WordPress Boots Up

Managing a WordPress blog, designing and deploying WordPress themes, and even writing WordPress plugins does not require an in-depth knowledge of how WordPress processes requests to its pages, forms responses based on those requests and spews out a nice and clean HTML code to make the users happy. However, understanding the inner-workings of what makes it all tick proves (at least to us) to be a great advantage when coding advanced plugins or theme features and debugging them.

From those of us who have hacked a theme here and there (hopefully using child themes) once in a while, those who have written their own twitter or other service feed plugins or widgets, to those who are simply interested in PHP and software architecture in general, we invite you to join us on a journey deep into WordPress core code. Permalink

Gennady Kovshenin 2 years ago in core development reviews tips wordpress

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News

Theme.fm Weekly Roundup #3

Another week has rushed by, lots has happened in the world of WordPress and we shall go over some of this week’s highlights. Permalink

Gennady Kovshenin 2 years ago in news wordcamp wordpress

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Tips

3 Components For Successful WordPress Projects

In the past couple of years, WordPress has matured from a blogging application, beyond a content management system, into a platform on which teams, organizations, and individual developers are building solutions.

In fact, WordPress has matured to the point where people are building entire businesses around the platform: authors are using it as a publishing platform, photographers and artists are using it as a way to showcase their portfolio, and new roles – such as professional blogging – are emerging. Permalink

Tom McFarlin 2 years ago in tips wordpress

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Meet Lorenz! A Business Premium Theme from Theme.fm

Today’s a very special day for us, we’re announcing our first premium theme called Lorenz — a nice looking and flexible WordPress theme made especially for small business. We’ve been working on Lorenz for over a month in total and did our best to provide a clean design layout, WordPress features you’re already familiar with and a high quality documented code to build your child themes upon.

We’re now running an early launch with a 50% discount until October 10th, at which point we’ll release an exciting update to Lorenz and distribute it to everybody who bought the theme. Interested? Take a look at the Lorenz Theme page we have created or continue reading to learn more.

This post will give you a quick overview of what Lorenz is all about from both the user’s and the developer’s perspective. We will cover the design, features, support and some developers goodies. Permalink

Konstantin Kovshenin 2 years ago in featured lorenz news premium themes wordpress

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Video

Theme.fm Experiments: Macros in WordPress

We published this video a while ago but didn’t really show it off until today. We do all sorts of experiments here at Theme.fm and based on user feedback we might decide to release a plugin some day ;) This video shows how macros could be used when writing WordPress posts. Permalink Permalink

Konstantin Kovshenin 2 years ago in experiments plugins videos wordpress

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Development

How to: Display Avatars with Twitter Blockquotes for WordPress

We released our Twitter oEmbed plugin for WordPress last month and we’ve been getting quite some positive feedback about that from developers. Today we’re going to show you how to use the plugin’s filters to add the tweet author’s avatar (profile image) to the left of your Twitter quotes. Permalink

Konstantin Kovshenin 2 years ago in child themes plugins tutorials twitter wordpress

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Deploying WordPress with Capistrano Part 2: Staging Servers, Tagging & Database Security

In the first part of this tutorial we met Capistrano — a command line utility to deploy your web application. We went through the process of installing Capistrano and “capifying” WordPress, a new look at the WordPress configuration file and the shared uploads directory.

Today we’ll dig deeper into Capistrano and cover three topics that may come in useful for larger projects. We’ll talk about staging, where deploys are made to a testing server by default and on a production server on demand. We’ll also talk about deploying with Git tags instead of the master branch. Finally I’ll show you a trick on how to hide your production database credentials, useful for large-scale projects where many developers are involved. Permalink

Konstantin Kovshenin 2 years ago in capistrano development security tutorials wordpress

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Highlights

Display the Number of Comments Held for Moderation

5 Tips for Becoming a Better WordPress Developer

ThemeSorter: A Search Engine Dedicated to WordPress Premium Themes

WordPress Internals: How WordPress Boots Up

Theme.fm Weekly Roundup #3

3 Components For Successful WordPress Projects

Meet Lorenz! A Business Premium Theme from Theme.fm

Theme.fm Experiments: Macros in WordPress

How to: Display Avatars with Twitter Blockquotes for WordPress

Deploying WordPress with Capistrano Part 2: Staging Servers, Tagging & Database Security

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