Galleries. Who doesn’t love galleries? We use them all the time here and with some of the new carousel options for thumbnails and the like it’s getting pretty slick to use it via Jetpack and the many other plugins out there that’ll give you those features. But WordPress isn’t the only one thinking galleries, some like Posthaven are introducing their version and it’s not too bad, right?
We are so very close to May 27th that it hurts! I’m so excited about all of the amazing 10 Year Anniversary Parties that are happening all around the globe, especially ours here in Atlanta – it’s actually really neat to see that we’re in the Top 10 biggest parties worldwide. This fact is both awesome and sad since I wouldn’t consider Atlanta to be one of the largest WordPress cities out there, but perhaps we’re a passionate bunch. In any case, we’re having a nice shindig planned and have a custom WordPress cake being created (I hope… who’s overseeing that again guys?!) and […]
It may be too early in the morning for you to have had time to update but you’re going to want to definitely take a look at your dash and notice two updates to two very popular plugins came in late yesterday. The first is that Gravity Forms v1.7.4 has dropped which has resolved some issues with notifications as well as brought a few additions: Added support for object methods to the JavaScript hook framework. Updated POT file translation file. Fixed bug in sending notifications when a form field is chosen. Great work guys! Secondly, you’re going to want to […]
Any of you notice we removed /extend/ from http://t.co/WWjyx49GLS URLs? Figured there’d be more rejoicing. http://t.co/VdRnR1srWt — Andrew Nacin (@nacin) May 22, 2013 I noticed this the other day as I was linking up some posts that were referencing some great plugins and the “/extend/” part of the URL was gone! As one reply mentioned:
Show Notes Host Joshua Strebel of Pagely. How the Joshua got started in WordPress In 2003, Joshua started building sites for companies in Phoenix. His wife, Sally, thought sites should be easier. They started building sites on WordPress, version 1.2. Then they started Pagely doing automated WordPress installs. In 2009, they launched the idea of managed WordPress hosting and Pagely came about. What they are sipping? Brad: Gin and club soda Dre: Corona Joshua: Water Pressing topics WordPress 10th Anniversary is next Monday! Look for your local event. Matt Mullenweg discloses he bought WLTC and WP Tavern. Yahoo purchases Tumblr. […]
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