How to deactivate a WordPress plugin automatically
The ability to deactivate a WordPress plugin automatically is a handy feature. It gives a plugin developer the ability to deactivate their plugin when certain criteria are met.
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A simple modular plugin example
This post will illustrate a very simple modular plugin and how to extend it using another plugin.
New species discovered
My good old buddy Rob over at shared a new species with me. I don’t know where it originated, but I applaud whoever it was that created it.
2012 FZS Winter Band Concert
My son’s high school band had their winter concert last night. They put on a pretty good show.
What are Modular Plugins
A modular plugin is a plugin that can be extended or modified without changing the core plugin code.
How to chop firewood
I saw this joke and couldn’t help but to share it. I wish it was this easy sometimes… “Hello, is this the Sherriff’s Office?” “Yes. What can I do for you?” “I’m calling to report ’bout my neighber Virgil Smith. …
Appreciate your local Veterinarian
I had to take my dog to the vet yesterday because he had been limping pretty bad.
How to Create a New Taxonomy for a Custom Post Type
This post will focus on creating a new taxonomy for a custom post type (CPT).
How to Create a Custom Post Type in a Plugin
Custom post types in WordPress are a handy way to create a new type of post for specific type of information.
Turkey Stuffing
This is a recipe my mom gave me I have been using for the last few years. I don’t remember where she said she got it. It’s pretty straightforward and easy to prepare.