Developers know that duplicate code is a bad thing. Making changes to many areas of a project for it to stay consistent is an opportunity for bugs to creep in, and an unnecessary waste of time. For …
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Pre-launch of UK Genesis
At the time of writing, over 112,000 website owners use the Genesis Framework as their base WordPress theme. These people come from over 40 countries, and the UK, of course, is one of those …
Post Type Counts – How to Add Them to the WordPress Dashboard
When a plugin adds one or more custom post types (CPTs), a nice little addition is to give post type counts of the entries on the dashboard, as a summary, where the number of posts and pages is …
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How To Add A Split Sidebar in the Genesis Framework
This tutorial was originally posted to https://code.garyjones.co.uk on 2011-08-12. The comments have been carried across to this site. It has been updated here with a more detailed description and …
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Automatically Update Your Plugin From GitHub With One Line Of Code
I really like using Git and GitHub to develop my plugins and contribute to other projects. I like being able to make cheap branches with 10-20 characters on the command-line. I like being able to make …
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Move the Floating Social Bar Outside of Entry Content in Genesis
The Floating Social Bar plugin is a way for readers to easily share posts on their social networks - the key difference is that it's very fast, and doesn't front-load the loading of the all of the …
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