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Use TinyMCE Throughout WordPress Application
WordPress already ships TinyMCE, so there is nothing to install to offer the editor elsewhere on your site. The functions.php code to load it from core and keep it updating with WordPress.
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Persistent Styles Plugin For WPMU
Someone branched my Persistent Styles plugin for WordPress Multi-User and published it in the WPMU directory. Where to find it, and who to ask for support.
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Summary of Recent Projects
Two design concepts ported to WordPress, including a satirical comics blog that needed post ratings and embeddable comic URLs. What each project required, and what the clients said.
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Is WordPress “Web 2.0?”
Matt Mullenweg answers the question himself, and his reply is less about buzzwords than about four years of unglamorous work by dozens of contributors.
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Business Casual WordPress Theme
My first theme released to the WordPress community: two columns, XHTML 1.0 Strict, widget ready, in red and gray.
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The Transition to jQuery for WordPress
WordPress 2.2 was set to replace Prototype with jQuery in the admin area.
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Persistent Styles Plugin
Custom styles disappear the moment you change your theme. This plugin keeps the ones that are not theme dependent, printing them after your primary stylesheet.
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WordPress Post Information Plugin
My first contribution to the WordPress community: a plugin that folds post information into a collapsible jQuery panel to save space on the page. Usage and changelog included.
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Using the Official Comments Plugin
I wanted my own comments to stand apart from everyone else’s. A short walkthrough of integrating the Official Comments plugin with the Glued Ideas theme.
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Utilizing WordPress As A Content Management System (CMS)
WordPress had grown well past blogging by version 2.0. Here are the steps I use to build a site on it as a CMS: choosing a theme that does not look like a blog, and the plugins I consider necessary.