I’m happy to say that I’ve released DobsonDev Shortcodes 2.0.0. This release includes a huge new feature (hence the 2.0.0), a TinyMCE plugin that gives users an interface within TinyMCE for adding shortcodes to your content. Gone are the days […] Read More »
JointsWP is a starting theme made using Foundation in a very similar way to my own DobsonDev Underscores. If you like using my starting theme or are looking for a good starting point for theme development I would recommend checking […] Read More »
Recently a client wanted me to create some “Metro-like Tiles”. For those who don’t know what Metro tiles are – they are a design created by Microsoft for Windows 8 (at least as far as I know Microsoft made it, […] Read More »
I’ve been working on creating a tournament bracket program (hopefully in the form of a plugin) lately just as a for fun project. Below is the basic HTML and CSS for it. It’s modeled of the tournament’s from Team Liquid’s […] Read More »
My example WordPress TinyMCE Example plugin is now done and up on GitHub. Download it and play around with it! Below you can see the README which I’ve embedded using DobsonDev Shortcodes – so download that to your blog if […] Read More »
Creating your own custom TinyMCE buttons is a great feature that can add a lot of value to your WordPress plugin or theme. Adding a TinyMCE button to your editor makes it easy for the user to add your shortcodes […] Read More »
Last week I did an article on increasing your WordPress security. This week I want to go over some useful shell commands that will let you know what’s going wrong with your security and then how to fix them. Most […] Read More »
There isn’t a piece of software on the face of the planet that is 100% secure and after spending the last week increasing the security on the over 200 WordPress sites we have I decided I should share what I […] Read More »
Recently I was looking for a way to install the latest version of WordPress plugins that I like to use on my client’s sites without having to FTP. Before I created the small script we’ll see later, I had a […] Read More »
In one of my previous articles I talked about using the WordPress media uploader for your own plugins/themes. I had quite a few questions in the comments of that article about how to do certain things and to elaborate on […] Read More »