Quilt Version 1.0.2
If your a WordPress plugin developer and looking to speed up your plugin development work flow visit Quilt on GitHub.
ZM AJAX Login Register Pro Version 2.0.1
Not only was ZM AJAX Login Register version 2.0.2 shipped today, the Pro version has been updated. Today ZM AJAX Login Register Pro version 2.0.1 has shipped! The latest Pro release feature a traffic jam of updates. Along with the added feature request; Email Login, and Dialog Positioning.
You can download the latest ZM AJAX Login Register Pro from the store!
ZM AJAX Login Register Version 2.0.2, Shipped!
About 10 days have passed since the release of ZM AJAX Login Register Version 2.0.1. We already have a new release! Today ZM AJAX Login Register Version 2.0.2 has been shipped! Update yours from the WordPress admin dashboard. The latest is available for download in the WordPress Plugin Directory.
ZM AJAX Login Register Version 2.0.1
The month’s GitHub milestone only had a few updates. For version 2.0.1 we have a new translation, and a few small tweaks. Feedback has been positive. Thoughts or concerns are always welcomed.
WordPress Gallery Plugin – Quick Gallery
Quick Gallery – A WordPress gallery plugin that was created during the build of my premier Easy Digital Downloads theme, Cohesion.
Taproot
I was tapped for my strict, yet artisan influenced WordPress theme development talent. A design was in place, a WordPress theme started, the handoff was in place, and vision clear.
WordPress Login – Client Access
The WordPress Login plugin – Client Access, is by far my most personally used plugin. Client Access allows me to lock down a WordPress website by IP, universal password, user role, or any combination of the three.
Westport Market
Away from the black screen with multi-colored text, away from the math symbols, and curly brackets. Towards the pencil, and paper. The starting point for all ideas. I was designing the Westport Farmers Market Logo.
A WordPress Settings API Wrapper
Some time ago I built a plugin with settings. I used the WordPress settings API. It was daunting, and repetitive. I built more plugins, which also had settings. As any developer, I was tired of doing repetitive tasks, and decided to write a wrapper for the WordPress settings API.
View the complete sample plugin on GitHub using Quilt & Lumber: A WordPress Settings API wrapper.
But, first a search…GitHub, and Google
A quick GitHub search for “WordPress settings” turned up a no longer supported WordPress settings API frame work. While a Google search resulted in a in a popular blog post, which I’ll summarize with a quote:
Meanwhile every popular WordPress plugin uses some form of custom settings wrapper. Be it Easy Digital Downloads (EDD), where all settings are assigned via an array, and then linked to a custom function form field callback.