It’s Sunday folks and I have a few new and updated themes and plugins to share with you on today’s roundup. I’m always a fan of some new themes. How about you? There also seems to be quite a few new plugins built around the Leyka donations management software. Be sure to check them out! Here’s the full list of you guys!
I hope you all are having a great weekend! There’s quite a few themes and plugins to share with you on today’s roundup. The new Superhero theme looks pretty sweet. How could you not like anything with the word superhero in it? 😉 Here’s the full list for you:
Hope you guys had a great week! It’s already into March, can you believe it? We’re nearly 25% of the way through 2013. Someone pinch me, seriously, because it’s moving way too fast. Here’s your weekly rundown of what you may have missed that wasn’t explicitly covered here on WP Daily. Let us know if we missed anything or if we need to subscribe to a particular blog and what not! I think you should at least take a look at #3, $22, #24, and #26. Those are must-reads, especially #24 on remote management.
It’s Friday! Let the freakin’ weekend begin! There are a few new themes and plugins for you to check out and spend some time with over the weekend. I always love me some responsive themes, and a few of them are sporting it. Check them out!
Are you an Envato author and would like to know when you make a sale, get a comment, or even a referral so you can engage with your customers better? Then Leafping might be your next purchase – it’s a sweet iOS and Android notification app and plugin that provides not just notifications on your mobile device but also a robust dashboard as well. The cost? It’s a bit like choose-your-own-adventure style where you can pay the Leafping authors anywhere between $5.00 and $20, depending on how useful you feel the service will be for you. It’s a neat model […]
Every so often I come across an implementation that makes me smile a bit. It’s usually because of some clever use of styling, a little code wizardry, or even a very unique UX implementation that catches me off guard. This morning I was greeted with a customization of the Twenty Eleven theme that gave me that same emotion – I love seeing the base “default” and yearly themes being customized beyond their initial intent to showcase not only how versatile they are but also how well designed and developed they are out of the box. This morning I’d like to […]
Ok folks, now is your time to speak up if you have any issues, concerns, or ideas of improvement for the existing Theme Review Process as it stands today. Emil Uzelac, who just had a neat acquisition with his Responsive Theme and with news of it being released on WordPress.com, shared this open forum for your thoughts yesterday. As Emil requested, no personal agendas here please. Ok, so go over and drop your 2 cents – they are looking for it!
We’ve been asked this so many times that I thought I’d just create a simple blog post that I can reference to when people ask. Although we’re not super fans of having our little Twitter widget on the sidebar (we’re looking into some alternative implementations) it’s very useful for people to easily follow us and tweet news to us that we should review. The reason is that it’s a bit slow-loading – that is, it requires a bit more of load time than I’m willing to give up as we look into a redesign, but for now it’ll do just fine.
It’s my favorite day of the week…Thursday! Only one more day till the weekend. It has definitely been a busy day for sure for me and it seems the same for these authors of new plugins. I’m thinking the Genericon’d plugin looks pretty sweet with the recent release of Genericons. Here’s the rest of the list for you guys:
Have a growing WordPress blog or site as well as a growing monthly cost to support it? If that’s you and you’d much rather be on the side of the former rather than the latter then this presentation by Roshan might be of use. Because all of us would love for our blogs to scale while keeping the costs low, right? Roshan borrows some wisdom Ewan Leith as well to provide us a solution using: Nginx Varnish or Squid PHP-FMP Sphinx CDN Opcode Cache (APC) Take a look at the presentation including the slides after the jump. Hope that helps! Thanks […]
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