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Category Archives: GUI Goodness
Review: Dash for OS X
I recently discovered a very cool app for OS X called Dash. It’s basically an offline popup for any kind of programming or tech documentation you can think of. You can choose from a large number of coding docsets and … Continue reading
Posted in Codecraft, GUI Goodness, On the Front Lines
Tagged GUI, Mac OS X, programming, reviews
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Elegant Design: A Case Study
In the past I’ve discussed elegant UI design on this blog, commenting especially how the best plugin design is to integrate the plugin’s function in a way that the end user would never realize that what they’re doing comes from … Continue reading
Posted in Codecraft, GUI Goodness
Tagged elegant design, GUI, plugins, reviews, WordPress
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Virtual Multiblog helper app
Hackadelic has released a (beta) WordPress plugin designed to automate using Virtual Multiblog. This is still in development, but the initial test I did looks promising. Basically the plugin creates an interface in the WP admin for creating new virtual … Continue reading
Posted in Codecraft, GUI Goodness
Tagged links, plugins, Virtual Multiblog, WordPress
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On Attribution and Plugin Priorities in WordPress
A few weeks ago I wrote instructions on putting a plugin attribution in the footer of your plugin’s Admin/Settings screen. It’s a good technique, and I’ve already seen a few plugins using it. I’ve noticed somewhat of an issue recently. … Continue reading
Posted in GUI Goodness, Webcraft
Tagged attribution, caution, code, consistency, GUI, how to, manners, plugins, priority, standards, WordPress
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Winna Winna Winna!
Look, Ma, I won somethin’! Hmmm… “1 Theme of Choice from Blogalized.com“. Not too bad. I’ve been thinking about maybe sprucing the place up a bit….
Posted in Amusing, GUI Goodness
Tagged contests, themes, valuable cash prizes, WordPress
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WordPress plugin attribution footer — update
In a recent post I showed how to put an attribution in the footer of your plugin’s admin screen. In the example I gave, I used a format of: MyWidget plugin | Version 1.0 I have seen a few plugins … Continue reading
Anti-Spam “Quiz” beta test
In the last couple weeks I have been working on a significant update to Andy Skelton’s Quiz plugin for WordPress. Andy gave me some feedback, which led to further fixes, and I think it’s working pretty well. As of this … Continue reading
Posted in GUI Goodness, On the Front Lines, Tha Interweb, Webcraft
Tagged anti-spam, beta test, blogging, plugins, spam, WordPress
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Paged Comments for WordPress “Sandbox” Theme
The page for my Virtual Multiblog system has grown to contain over 200 comments, which, while gratifying, makes for a long load time and a lot of scrolling. Yesterday, I noticed on Ozh’s web site that he has paged comments, … Continue reading →