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• Sander April 3, 2019 at 10:30 am

  TIL (thanks Ali) the #WordPress escape functions finish up by applying a filter to the safe output, making them unsafe again.

• 📣 Image Widget Release: Image Widget 4.4.7 | WordPress.org

  Sander March 1, 2019 at 2:17 pm

  📣 Image Widget Release: Image Widget 4.4.7 | WordPress.org

  So, what’s new in this release? Glad you asked, because I was getting to the change log:

  • Feature – Added new Link Title field and filter to improve tooltip (previously used alt text) (thanks @marklcm)
  • Tweak – Added new image_widget_option_defaults hook to improve customizability (props @svandragt)

  #wordpress #contribution

• Hide Trackbacks 1.1.3

  Sander November 8, 2018 at 9:29 am

  Hide Trackbacks is a WordPress plugin that hides pingbacks and trackbacks from your website comments.

  I’ve updated the plugin to indicate it works correctly with WordPress 4.9.9 and earlier. It's now also up to PHP 7.2 compatible, and has a number of small fixes to improve code legibility and alignment with the WordPress Coding Standards.

  #hidetrackbacks #link #wordpress

• Transitioning to Gutenberg

  Sander November 8, 2018 at 9:26 am

  The WordPress Project says:

  The Classic Editor plugin will be officially supported until December 31, 2021.

  [...]

  Since the Classic Editor plugin is central in this transition, we are considering including it with upgrades to WordPress 5.0.

  In the context of my professional work with WordPress it would be beneficial to see the Classic Editor plugin be included by default into the installation package. This would signal to plugin and theme developers that we are in a transition phase but supporting the existing installations, until Gutenberg is more fully accepted by the wider community. Not doing do could put pressure on smaller developers to just test their updates for Gutenberg only, resulting in a lot of broken sites or a security nightmare where people won’t be able to update to the latet versions of WordPress or their plugins until the teams and processes are ready.

  #wordpress

• Hide Trackbacks 1.1.1

  Sander November 2, 2017 at 11:57 am

  Hide Trackbacks is a WordPress plugin that hides pingbacks and trackbacks from your website comments.

  I've updated the plugin to indicate it works correctly with WordPress 4.9 and earlier.

  #hidetrackbacks #link #wordpress

• Sander November 2, 2017 at 11:53 am

  Embedding a ted.com video by pasting the URL into a WordPress post means the whole video loads (33mb!) on pageload! Great videos, bad service.

  #technology #wordpress

• Hide Trackbacks works with WordPress 4.2

  Sander July 23, 2015 at 12:08 pm

  Hide Trackbacks is a WordPress plugin that hides pingbacks and trackbacks from your website comments.

  I've updated the plugin to indicate it works correctly with WordPress 4.2.

  #hidetrackbacks #link #wordpress

• Sander January 15, 2015 at 3:40 pm

  My Hide Trackbacks #wordpress plugin is now compatible with version 4.1 (wordpress.org/plugins/hide-t…) Keep referrers, stop spam comments.

  #wordpress

• Sander December 17, 2014 at 11:34 am

  Trying to figure out how to download all my past tweets using Twitter Tools for #WordPress

  #wordpress

• Creating a Wordpress redirection page

  Sander December 3, 2012 at 4:38 pm

  This is the simplest way to add a page redirection feature to your WordPress theme.

  First, create a new theme file called redirect.php with the following contents:

  <?php<br></br>/*<br></br>Template Name: Redirect<br></br>*/<br></br> the_post();<br></br>header('Location: ' . get_the_content());<br></br>die();

  To create a new redirection page:

  1. New page, change the template to 'Redirect'
  2. Switch to HTML editing mode and put the url in the content area.

  #wordpress