Wordpress:

In WordPress Get All Posts On A Page

In Wordpress, get all posts is kind of a difficult operation without some help. Here’s a walkthrough on how I get it done on this site.

WordPress Theme For Novel Writing

I couldn't find a good Wordpress theme for someone writing a novel, so I made one.  Check it out.

Integrate KCFinder with CKEditor in WordPress

Inserting images with Wordpress has almost ALWAYS been a pain in my backside.  I finally have a solution, and it's called KCFinder.  I got it working with CKEditor for Wordpress today, and so far it's awesome.  Here's how I did it.

Using KC Finder Once It’s Installed

KCFinder is a great way to get images from your computer to a Wordpress post.  Well, it will work anywhere that you've implemented CKEditor.  The process for install might be different, but to the end user things are the same.  Here's how to use KCFinder on either Wordpress or with a custom CKEditor install.

Using the WordPress Foliopress Plugin Once It Is Installed

For those unhappy with the "CKEditor/KCFinder" combo I've walked through, here's an alternative.

Replacing CKEditor and KCFinder With FolioPress WYSIWYG

Rather than go through the process every time I set up a blog of configuring CKEditor and KCFinder, I've discovered Foliopress WYSIWYG works just as well and it's all prepackaged. No sense in doing things the hard way if I don't have to , right?

Five WordPress Plugins I Can Not Live Without

On their Wordpress blogs, most people use Akismet, Better WP Security, and some other common plugins.  There are a some more though that I find make maintaining my blog much easier.  Here are five.

Setting Up The Business Directory WordPress Plugin

One of the things I used to run on my employer's website (it's a lumber yard) was a list of contractors we felt were reasonable and reliable, organized by category. The Business Directory Wordpress plugin seems to fit the bill.

Using Open Street Map on a Website

I recently built a website and the customer wanted their location shown on a map right on the site. This would have been easy with Google Maps, but then, I'm about OPEN SOURCE solutions, right? I went with Open Street Map instead.

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