New version of my
del.icio.us widget.
The only real change is that it now allows for multiple instances of the widget. So you can have one showing the ‘food’ tag, and the other showing the ‘yodeling’ tag, say.
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New version of my
del.icio.us widget.
The only real change is that it now allows for multiple instances of the widget. So you can have one showing the ‘food’ tag, and the other showing the ‘yodeling’ tag, say.
WordPress’s API documentation is weirdly incomplete.
The
official function reference, for instance, was last updated for WordPress 2.1, and we’re now on 2.5.
This is making updating that widget I wrote be more of a hassle than I expected.
I couldn’t find a WordPress widget that produced output similar to
del.icio.us’s linkrolls script. (You can just put their script into a Text widget, but its output doesn’t always mesh well with WordPress themes — it hardcodes h2s, and so forth.)
The
Automattic example widget came close, but was a bit lacking on the customization [...]
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Ruby on Rails PDFs example.
So I installed
Code Markup, a plugin that does all that escaping for me when it notices a <code> block.
It seems to Just Work, and lets me [...]
Wordpress.com announced yesterday that all users get three gigabytes of upload space for free. This is a teensy upgrade from 50MB.
This seems to be primarily for psychological reasons, because there’s a big fat * after the upgrade.
The footnote is that Mr. Mullenweg mentions in this post that “[y]ou still need a space upgrade to [...]