For the most up-to-date information visit the plugin page I’ve been getting really annoyed every time I want to add options to my theme and I have to copy a huge mess of code that just isn’t fun to use. You know what I mean. Most theme developers now include configurable options in their themes, [...]

Visit my up-to-date page for this plugin I released my my walker class as a super easy to use plugin (This doesn’t even require you to change your wp_nav_menu commands as it uses a filter to add it). I’ve submitted it to WordPress.org so I’ve linked to it below. Just install and activate it, and [...]

With the amount of WordPress sites I’ve been doing lately, I’ve encountered a list of plugins I keep returning too. They may not be perfect, but they do what I need, and they do it well. Contact Form 7 Really flexible contact form with changeable elements, optional CAPTCHA, multilingual support, recipients dependent on a drop down value, [...]

Walkers are used in WordPress to recursively handle data such as menus. As defined in the WordPress codex The walker class encapsulates the basic functionality necessary to output HTML representing WordPress objects with a tree structure. For instance pages and categories are the two types of objects that the WordPress 2.2 code uses the walker [...]

I’ve been using WordPress 3.0 at work for a month now, and what do I think of it? It’s fantastic! WordPress 3.0 added many new features, including custom menus which are extremely helpful for using WordPress as a CMS. WordPress 3 implemented over 200 fixes and features, so I recommend checking out the official site [...]