WordPress comes with a lot of widgets bundled in core. One of this widgets is the meta widget. When you install a fresh copy of WordPress, this widget is usually put into the main widget area. Most users remove this … Read more →
Some weeks ago on a client website, we were asked to remove the “Private: ” and “Protected: ” prefixes on a custom post type. If you don’t know what I am talking about, let me quickly explain the feature. The … Read more →
Last weekend, I’ve visited WordCamp Cologne. It was my fourth WordCamp in Cologne and the second year in a row, they organized it as a BarCamp. Last year they had only one day with talks, this year it … Read more →
This week Birgit Olzem asked some members of the German community about their motivation volunteering to WordPress. So this is going to be my response. Display content from Twitter Click here to display content from Twitter. Learn more in Twitter’s … Read more →
A friend of mine who I set up a WordPress website for and who is using MailChimp for her newsletter just received an email some hours ago she forwarded to me: In this email, MailChimp was informing her, that starting … Read more →
When it comes to translations, my favorite plugin is MultilingualPress. For a new client project with a small budget and only a couple of static pages, we decided to choose Polylang, which doesn’t require a Multisite. Issues translating content One of … Read more →
On Saturday, the third Global WordPress Translation Day took place all around the world. Starting at midnight UTC, the day was filled with a 24h schedule with 22 presentations. Local events Just as on the first two WP Translation Days, there … Read more →
No WordCamp last weekend, so today, you get a regular post 😉 This week, I had an interesting request in a client project. The WordPress website had a FAQ section and some of the questions were set as private posts. … Read more →
On Saturday I had my first talk this year at WordCamp Zagreb. You can find a review of this WordCamp in my previous blog post. The slides can be viewed and downloaded here.
Another weekend, another WordCamp, another new city … well, actually another new country in Europe I visited. Only two weeks after my vitsit to WordCamp Brigthon, I traveled to Zagreb, the capital of Croatia, to meet a new european community. … Read more →