Since I wrote the original ‘Cufon for Thematic with no plugins‘ post, I’ve learnt how to use script queueing, rather than hard-coded links. Here’s the official WP page about script queueing: http://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/wp_enqueue_script if you want to find out more. Here’s the improved version of that post, also featuring a little function to convert the doctype […]
Author: David Lockie
I’m organising WP-Brighton!
I’m organising my first business event! WP-Brighton – a WordPress event for everyone. Working with Michael Bailey and Paul Bunkham to organise this exciting event, which aims to bring together Brighton’s digital and business communities. I won’t go on about it here, but if you want to check it out, here’s the website: www.wp-brighton.org.uk
Configuring WPML to work with Thematic WordPress theme
Hope this’ll save someone the same painful process of Google searching leading to broken page links and out of date instructions/screenshots. So, you’ve got WordPress installed, Thematic as your theme or parent theme and you’ve installed WPML (I’m using v2.3.2), selected your languages and options and are now in ‘Theme and Plugins Localisation’ in the […]
WordPress Function to Redirect All Incoming Domain Requests to the Primary Domain Variant
This is something that has bugged me for ages. Surely there’s a way to redirect domain.com, *.domain.com, www.domain-variant.com, etc to the primary WordPress domain, www.domain.com using a WordPress function? Something that I can simply copy and paste for all my theme development without having to worry about the eventual web hosting environment or domain host. […]
CSS Cache Buster for WordPress Themes
A little while ago, I expressed my joy at being able to avoid CSS cacheing-related issues on websites that could result in poor user experience, by using the CSS Cache Buster plugin. Unfortunately, this has stopped working for me 🙁 Not sure if it’s the version of WordPress, or because I use child theming now. […]
Gravity Forms validation and jQuery watermark conflict
Using Gravity Forms for a client’s website (not live yet), the design dictated that watermarks were used instead of labels. No problem – I’ve used the jQuery watermark plugin before (for example on the Brandwatch site www.brandwatch.com/). Everything worked fine, until I submitted a form that failed validation. I had chosen the AJAX option for […]