This is the third in a series of tutorials on creating and editing wordpress pages and posts.
In this session, We study the anatomy of the wysiwyg interface and learn about the kitchen sink.
We also explore the capabilities the publish post box.
I recently got an email from my friend warning about pending doom coming from a computer virus. There’s a copy of it in the blockquote below.
Filemaker 11 is certainly leaps ahead of previous versions. charts, scripted report creation, quick find, object inspector, object focus scripting, portal filtering and object badges are awesome editions to the pallet of tools available for data developers and designers. There are a lot of excellent reviews out there about what the latest version contains. However, there are a few features that could use some attention.
So you belong to this cool yahoo group where you post events, but event reminders are coming out at the wrong times. Why is that?
MG Siegler writes on TechCrunch.com comparing Google News with other tech news venues. He suggests that algorithms alone are not enough to make decisions about what actually is news and what is stale. His comment about re-bloggers getting purposed before the original story shows just how stale the information really is. But I have to go a couple steps further than Siegler.
I buy things at Newegg. I have found them to be a trustworthy merchant. However, they’ve just instituted a new policy that I find irritating on a number of levels.
A step-by-step guide for creating custom queries that filter posts based on ACF relationship fields using Kadence Advanced Query Loop blocks. Prerequisites Step 1: Set Up Your ACF Relationship Field Step 2: Create Your Advanced Query Loop Block Step 3: Create the Custom Query Function Add this code via Code Snippets (or functions.php): phpadd_filter( ‘kadence_blocks_pro_query_loop_query_vars’,…
